Vim is also good
why sublime? why not vscode if we’re talking gui editors?
I hate vscode ffs
Jetbrains stuff is also good
pretty heavy i think
Nah, works fine for me with a ryzen 3 5300I or 5200U
idk
whatever you want, you can use for typing, the important thing is that some apps to type in. everything else is back to ur tastes.
these discussions are all like choosing the best distros…
whatever you want, you can use for typing, the important thing is that some apps to type in. everything else is back to ur tastes.
these discussions are all like choosing the best distros…
the philosophy of vim as compared to other editors is equivalent to the philosophy of linux to other OSes.

I was learning c from the book written by dennis ritchie itself. in that book, the main function has no declaration of its type. its written simply main. but when I try to compile it, the gcc says you should declare the type of the function you are using. is my book outdated lmao?

I was learning c from the book written by dennis ritchie itself. in that book, the main function has no declaration of its type. its written simply main. but when I try to compile it, the gcc says you should declare the type of the function you are using. is my book outdated lmao?
isnt this already declared?

I was learning c from the book written by dennis ritchie itself. in that book, the main function has no declaration of its type. its written simply main. but when I try to compile it, the gcc says you should declare the type of the function you are using. is my book outdated lmao?
the compiler has its own rules.
the book is not wrong and I’ve done it before

isnt this already declared?
I declared the main function as int myself. in the book there was no int attached to the main.

the compiler has its own rules.
the book is not wrong and I’ve done it before
how to see the present rules of the compiler. thanks anyways.

how to see the present rules of the compiler. thanks anyways.
gcc accept some flags to change the errors and warnings.
let me google it again

I was learning c from the book written by dennis ritchie itself. in that book, the main function has no declaration of its type. its written simply main. but when I try to compile it, the gcc says you should declare the type of the function you are using. is my book outdated lmao?
Because this book is many years old. In those days (C89 era), the default return type of a function was int, and you didn’t need to explicitly declare it.


Because this book is many years old. In those days (C89 era), the default return type of a function was int, and you didn’t need to explicitly declare it.
holy shit that means I brought old edition book printed in 2022. lmao

thank you.

thank you.
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will this work on linux?

will this work on linux?
yep!