I have the following code in C# that is working perfectly. I need to create the same function in php that will return the exact same signed license as C#. I am using phpseclib v1.0.22 and for the life of…
What I have This code calling my API: HttpResponseMessage response = await Http.GetAsync("https://localhost:7094/api/MyResource/94d0e5ca-2be7-42f7-94dc-13955c11595c"); response.EnsureSuccessStatusCode(); string responseBody = await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync(); Console.WriteLine($"RESPONSE: {responseBody}"); var payload = JsonSerializer.Deserialize<MyClass>(responseBody); var json = JsonSerializer.Serialize(payload); Console.WriteLine($"PAYLOAD: {json}"); This code is called from OnInitializedAsync in a NET8…
I am trying to compile and run a very basic C++ program on Mac, such as the following "Hello World" program, but I am constantly running into various issues with it not compiling. #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main()…
I am trying out the example async and sync UDP server example in the boost examples. The boost version is 1.84.0, Visual Studio 2019. The code compiles and netstat shows the server is listening on the correct port. Wireshark shows…
Edit: I know how to use it in VS, and CMake, I am trying to find out how to do it using cl.exe on the command line and not from inside the Visual Studio IDE or using a build generator…
Below is the code I'm compiling: #include <stdio.h> void main() { printf("Hello%cWorldn", 0); } Below is the compiler output: HelloWorld Bing Chat-GPT response:start Below is the same output by Bing chat-gpt in creative mode Copilot: The output of printf("Hello%cWorldn", 0)…
I am trying to overload these methods in my visual studio but I face with CS0128 error, what can I do to fix this code? static int Sum(int x, int y) => x + y; static double Sum(double x, double…
Which way this: int main() { size_t a=0; } compiles with Visual Studio C++ 2022 (latest version) while it doesn't compile with CLang while no headers included at all? Of course, CLang is correct here. The question is not "Why?",…
I'm coding using C#. When GET request, I get json format string like { "code": 2312, "price": 98.322, ... } to parse, I use System.Text.Json.JsonDocument.Parse(jsonString) function. I think they're type-casting internally. But because of the floating-point error, I want JsonDocument.Parser…
We are using Durable Functions in an Azure Function App as a backend. The frontend is hosted using Azure Static Web App and the API is linked so all the requests are proxied through the SWA. As a result it…