Intro
(This post is the continuation of Get histogram of bytes in any set of files in C++14.)
This time I have added some ASCII art for visualizing the histogram. Also, if the program is invoked without command line arguments, it will expect the data from std::cin.
Code
#include <algorithm>
#incl...
@RMunroe It depends on whether you consider a circle to have 0 angles or a near-infinite amount of angles. I think the latter is the more popular approach lately, in which case they're doing it completely wrong indeed. Most likely on purpose.
I have implemented my own logger based pimpl idiom. As a third party lib, I used spd log. My focus is to provide an interface to the end user who wants to print multiple parameters at once. I also used fold expression and ostringstream to streamline any primitive type of parameter. I would be gra...
@DerKommissar The pay is going to be less than you're used to, the tax higher than you're used to and the living conditions smaller than you're used to. But there are definitely options.
Any experience with it gets you the interview, the rest is only relevant for the level you come in with. We really need extra developers any way we can get them.
Anyway, if there are specific questions you have about the country: ask.
Will do, I’ll keep you posted. She’s still deciding what she wants to do long-term, and I’m not totally against the idea of moving elsewhere. I just built an industrial vision project here that we’re using to feed data & calculations for robot work, so I’m trying to see if I can get that to take off and open some flexibility.
I'm trying to solve this question for homework but they mentioned the first op amp is in negative feedback. How though?
Is it because of the output of the second op amp (OA2) is also in negative feedback and the output's signal is the opposite of the other input signal (Vi) in the first op amp?
I haven't touched LTspice in years, but I'd definitely try to simulate it myself before accepting the results. Considering this is a motor circuit humans will be fairly close though, I'd do it differently.
The original output has -10 to 0 and 0 to 10V range.
If the code is working, this question should be asked on Code Review Stack Exchange. That said, any time you include the archaic DOS header conio.h, things are suspect. Then, you only ever need ONE std::cout for any single block of output no matter how many lines. That's what '\n' is for (or std::endl of you need it). cls doesn't. All it does is output a terminal full of newlines so it appears like the terminal was cleared, better to omit - your user knows what they just typed. More on Code Review. — David C. Rankin28 secs ago
"my teachers told me to use turbo c++" -- get new teachers, learning to code on out of date tools does more harm than good. — David C. Rankin4 hours ago
heh... in some cases, one does not simply get new teachers
I'm trying to solve this question for homework but they mentioned the first op amp is in negative feedback. How though?
Is it because of the output of the second op amp (OA2) is also in negative feedback and the output's signal is the opposite of the other input signal (Vi) in the first op amp?
