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I've created some programs in C++ and uploaded them on GitHub, making their own webpage too.

Up to now they have received few visits, so I'd like to advertize them somewhere...

Can you suggest...

I don't wanna be a dick, but I feel teased if you ask me something I've already said and, after I point it out, you ask another thing mentioned in the question...

Please read entirely my question before answering ;)

As I said in the question, I have already tried but nothing changes. It only works if I use an online compiler like Dcoder​

As I said in the question, I expected a print of "à" (133th UTF-16 symbol), but the same thing happens with any extended ASCII char.

I'm using Visual Studio 2019 on Windows and running it on the...

None of these work... I always get "12" and nothing else

I'm using Visual Studio 2019: why does this command do nothing?


std::cout << unsigned char(133);

It literally gets skipped by my compiler (I verified it using step-by-step debug):
I expected...

I noticed that changing IDE some STL functions may be or may not be accepted as a member of a given library.

For example I can use min() and max() just including <cmath>, but if I change compiler...

Solved! :wink:

After two hours I realized that I didn't link the projects adding a reference (right click on project>Add>Reference>Projects>name)



If you could help me in this I can close...

I created the project in an external folder dedicated to libraries.

I compiled .cpp and .h files without deleting pch.cpp.

I built the library in Build>Build Solution.

I added the project to...

Edit: it doesn't work.

I include the static library into the solution but I get these errors:

Error LNK1120 1 1 unresolved externals
Error LNK2019 1 unresolved external...

Thank you! It helped a lot.

Is there a way to set two different default directories for repositories and static libraries?

I'm making a little mess while creating custom libraries.

I'm using Visual Studio 2019.

I have some libraries that I'm going to use in lots of projects, so I created an external folder called...

You're right



unsigned short method2(const string& text = "", unsigned short max = -1){
unsigned short val;

while (true)
{
cout << text;

It doesn't, because I cleanup the rest of the line, with
cin.ignore(numeric_limits<streamsize>::max(), '\n')
so I think I'll use the second method which works without any further casts or...

Which is better among these?


unsigned short method1(const string& text = "", unsigned short max = -1){
string ins;
unsigned short val;

while (true)
{
cout << text;

Thanks all for the precious support!

I will implement your suggentions for sure

Thank you very much!

I couldn't figure out how to implement a loop without using a boolean variable... So problem solved ;)

Concluding, when should or shouldn't I use GoTo? Are there some cases...

I've coded in C++ since a few months ago and I often found people who recommended me not to use the much hated Goto...


But I haven't found any reason yet!


I know that sometimes it makes you...