is it possible that my fucking internet provider wants me to use their static ip service unless port forwarding wont work (I found a video of someone talking about this, he said the information is from the provider)
07:48
the external ip is different than the one in provider page
07:51
someone said that they called the provider for port opening and they did it for him tf
AKayra
someone said that they called the provider for port opening and they did it for him tf
Im confused too I dont have many answers but my ip starts with 46 and the wan ip in router page starts with 100
08:50
the one in page was the one the guy was talking about
AKayra
is it possible that my fucking internet provider wants me to use their static ip service unless port forwarding wont work (I found a video of someone talking about this, he said the information is from the provider)
I am trying to make a platformer game on C++ and wonder if I should move as much stuff as I can to different files for readability or is it ok to write basic processes in main.cpp? All tutorials leave it mostly in the main file, so I have no idea how would be better to divide my code
I am trying to make a platformer game on C++ and wonder if I should move as much stuff as I can to different files for readability or is it ok to write basic processes in main.cpp? All tutorials leave it mostly in the main file, so I have no idea how would be better to divide my code
ну обёртку сделать можно, другое дело если тебе это пока не надо)
19:31
ну обёртку сделать можно, другое дело если тебе это пока не надо)
19:31
потрогай библиотеку пока что хд, сразу все идеальным не получится
Bomb | DerpDEX | Ambit Finance
I am trying to make a platformer game on C++ and wonder if I should move as much stuff as I can to different files for readability or is it ok to write basic processes in main.cpp? All tutorials leave it mostly in the main file, so I have no idea how would be better to divide my code