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www.skitoy.com
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| | | | | Looking at event IO frameworks and found some really good comments about the "ev" library, the challenge is that I would rather work in C++ than pure C - I like ... | |
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vcansimplify.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Following my previous post here , I'll get to the programming part.But before that a few concepts that are important. Client Server Model Anytime two devices want to connect through a TCP/IP socket , one of them has to be a client and the other has to be a server. As an example your computer... | |
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nagekar.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article compares Python and C programming languages by implementing a simple TCP socket communication example in both languages, highlighting their differences in syntax, code length, and ease of use. | |
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andrewkelley.me
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| | | [AI summary] The blog post discusses the evolution of programming languages, focusing on Rust and Zig's approaches to handling formatted output. It highlights the challenges in C's format string system, the use of macros in Rust, and Zig's ability to handle formatted output without special compiler cases, relying on userland code. The post also touches on the trade-offs of macros and the design goals of Zig to provide power without the drawbacks of macro-based systems. | ||
