Post-increment vs pre-increment in C (a++ vs ++a)

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[@CodeVault]

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[@CodeVault]

Will do. Thanks for the support

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Good morning Sir, could you do a video about pointers of array of struct? Like this: Struct struct_1 *p[ ] ; I mean, how can I use them in other functions (Not in Main)?

[@riccardosebastiani4571]

My program is working now! If you guy need help, use malloc for each index of the array and use *p[ ] in the prototype. Use the arrow operator ( p[i]->something ) REMEMBER to free each index

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Anyway, I think is good idea doing a video about array of pointers. This can help everyone

[@CodeVault]

There is this video: code-vault.net/course/ar67avx6hk:1610029043923/lesson/he9jn5x8b1:1603733522083 But I will also keep in mind and make a video specific to your problem

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Yes, I will look into it

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Hi, is there video of yours where you mention about arrays size of 0 ???

[@CodeVault]

Arrays that have size = 0 you mean?

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@@CodeVault yes. for example thre is a trick like this: typedef struct Message { unsigned id; char text[0]; }M; M* m1 = malloc *(sizeof(M) + sizeof(char)*n)* ; _//now m1->text has size n instead of 0_ works only when empty array is last member of a struct, but what is this empty array?

[@CodeVault]

Apparently it's called "flexible array member". Here's more details: stackoverflow.com/questions/36577094/array-of-size-0-at-the-end-of-struct I might make a video on this as I never used such a feature

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iOS and Android? Probably I will start with some web development as that's widely used in app development these days. And go from there

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What happen when we compare two variable from different types in C (in x86 arch) ?

[@CodeVault]

You usually just get a compilation error

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Can you please explain why do you use GCC why not CLANG?

[@CodeVault]

You can use whichever compiler you want. The only reason I use GCC is because I was familiar with it on Linux, that's about it

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[@tigranav.3960]

is ++a actually faster than a++ for base types (not for iterators)?

[@kingneo4913]

Yes! Not much, but yes

[@CodeVault]

That's an interesting question. From what I read ++a and a++ in C, for integers, without using their values are exactly the same (the compiler does some optimizations). If using the value, you should expect that ++a is better since a++ has to store a temporary value and then increment a. Here are some links: stackoverflow.com/questions/24901/is-there-a-performance-difference-between-i-and-i-in-c stackoverflow.com/questions/24886/is-there-a-performance-difference-between-i-and-i-in-c/24887#24887 Now, I haven't fully researched this and certainly not on multiple architecture and compilers. If anyone else knows a better answer please feel free to post it here and I'll pin it!

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[@CodeVault]

Yes! It's an interesting topic and I have it on my todo list for a while. I'll see what I can do.

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I'll look into it

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