from scratch, in notepad++, vscode so on... basically writing a bunch of features and uh... layouting the folders, doh H dot cpp files dot ini (kernels, system file, whatver) and compiling to finish, ready use exe or apk...
especially building/enabling the network, multi user controls&connection&interaction, storing user data...
what book/tutorial do i read/watch? or maybe what do i type in code, or extension to install
what are the ways they are usually done
Programmers write code using next-generation modal line editors enhanced with shared memory protection to increase the effectiveness of re-entrant single-user memory buffers. When the bootloader reaches the kernel entry point, the init system enables the System V system calls that start the source code tagging system based on regular expressions. The cross-compilation toolchain receives input through inter-process communication using Unix domain sockets in a setgid directory. After a SIGUSR1 signal is received, a series of recursive makefiles invoke the linker to produce an ELF executable, which the version control system splits into a series of unified patches. The patches are translated to binary using dynamically-linked standard library functions and sent through the networking stack using the sophisticated IRC protocol, which enables reliable speed-of-light packet transmission across the globe with minimal risk of segmentation faults. This enables efficient peer review, an important task that is richly rewarded with SHA-256 encrypted versions of freshly-mined cryptocurrencies acquired through the socket interface.
>>3 lol
>>1 I think you are trying to write something way too ambitious, start with little things or you will fail and be disappointed.
I guess you could start with some easy program in python or something, take a look at no starch press beginner books (python crash course, automate the boring stuff with python...).
A fun project you should be able to complete in a few hours is a "guess the right price" game in the terminal, but that's just an idea, find something that's very simple and will fit your interests, this way you'll be motivated ;)
Remember to have fun, and post your code when you are done!
>>3 ok...this has been... revealing. maybe. how do you tel the program to access which dot h and dot cpp to go in and use?
>>4 ok may have done hello world and some basic firmware changing stuff but i seem to need to know more but not sure where or what to learn outside those tutorials, and the urgency of the matter ddont help either since the problem seems to require some very creative solutions i dont know how to acquire from but very expensive schools i may not even pass for the entry test so...
perhaps a line example(or link) on how networking is activated or enabling a bunch of server?
>>5
Don't take >>3 too seriously. It is a technobabble joke, a mix of truth and fiction with some incorrect uses of terminology.
I think you're trying to rush into this. There is no fast method. Learn starting from basics. The journey is going to take years. I hope you enjoy it.
>>3
Who ever said that 40 year old technologies couldn't sound modern?
>>5
What do you want to achieve by networking?
Inb4 build some web-server: there are many ways to make a server (e. g. like bbs.i2p).
>>5
Socket programming in C++: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/socket-programming-cc/