Message from C, C++ discussions
November 2019
— Wait... why do you write a custom compare functor shouldnt that work:
qsort(array, array_len, sizeof *array, strcmp);?
And I need the opinion of your folks: I´m currently working on my own "programming language" which is basically a language which my compiler then converts to c++, which then is compiled into an executable using clang. Is it still legit to call it a programming language - because it runs on C++?
— Nope, since the signatures are different
— So I can call it a own language?
— That answer was to you asking why you couldn't pass strcmp to qsort directly
— I wondered 😂
— But yeah, it still counts as a programming language, it doesn't matter what your compiler targets or that it doesn't compile to an executable directly
— Nice, its also not too similar to c++ more like a mixture of c++, c# and python 😊
— User Rakesh has 1/2 warnings; be careful!
The latest warn was because:
no google play what Indian me tired
— The qsort takes a function pointer as a parameter
— I see I thought you can do this directly
— It’s a lot like functional programming in JavaScript