Hello from r/C_programming! Great video, very informative in fact! A couple of suggestions: 1. The content is good but the presentation can be a bit better. I would be great if you’d make an outline of the commands you wanna cover instead of fumbling when typing them. 2. You need not remove the executable file everytime. Doing a gcc will automatically refresh it with the nee executable contents. 3. Drawing from point (1), the video could be easily cut short by 5-8 minutes if you were a bit more confident with the stuff you’re gonna talk about. Good video! Keep posting on the subreddit as well😁
Hello from r/C_programming!
Great video, very informative in fact! A couple of suggestions:
1. The content is good but the presentation can be a bit better. I would be great if you’d make an outline of the commands you wanna cover instead of fumbling when typing them.
2. You need not remove the executable file everytime. Doing a gcc will automatically refresh it with the nee executable contents.
3. Drawing from point (1), the video could be easily cut short by 5-8 minutes if you were a bit more confident with the stuff you’re gonna talk about.
Good video! Keep posting on the subreddit as well😁
Thanks for making this video, great content with a lot of low-level details.
(Hello from r/C_Programming)
Thanks for making this! I've always wanted a deeper knowledge of the C compiler.
You're welcome!
Very informative, keep it up!
Very informative
Thanks!
A nice video thanks for sharing
10:39
What? What can break?
Shouldn't that be considered a bug?