I need help with C++ as a C# finifugal

As a C# finifugal I need help regarding C++.

I ate a little blubber off my plate and now gained some cheese energy to start a multi-threaded program, hence this gobbledygook.

Two programs:

- One for posting web requests on low security website, about 1000 threads.
- Second for tracking posts and their stats throughout days with history. Basically massive testing and finding patterns in acquired data if there are any.
Now the help is needed regarding multi-threading.

When I did that in C# it became an absolute ramshackle.

I'm not very wishy-washy when it comes to writing in C++ as I know there are rewards awaiting since this is a powerful lingua.

I won't learn anything, just write. If I learn anything, it will be purely coincidental and out of necessity to keep my focus on having it all done by monday.

Just need to run multi-threaded app that doesn't burn my CPU and other parts.

In other words: how to maintain 1000+ threads sending web requests maintaining performance and such? Any good examples for black hat?

I want to avoid some while (true) mess.

Something for your mind

It's Win32 programming. Basically 23 inch wheels, old school vintage colors and a loooong cabin.

https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/windows-sdk/ (10.0.22621) for Windows 11, version 22H2 (updated Oct 2023) provides the latest headers, libraries, metadata, and tools for building Windows applications. Use this SDK to build Universal Windows Platform (UWP) and Win32 applications for Windows 11, version 22H2 and previous Windows releases.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/Controls/individual-control-info
That thing ought stay more readable, right
https://blog.demofox.org/2016/11/13/minimizing-code-complexity-by-programming-declaratively/

BS

"logarithmic complexity" - term related to time complexity analysis (irrelevant)
"Red–black trees" - binary tree data structur (irrelevant)

Kinda useful...

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/programming-guide/generics/differences-between-cpp-templates-and-csharp-generics
Examples of function templates are sort(), max(), min(), printArray().
angle brackets (<>) are used to include header files or libraries

Enough for today. Tomorrow more.

Haha, you see.

First time I opened C++ in Visual Studio.

Already made plenty of mistakes.

1. C++ can be run on any platform.
I opened some GUI Windows API stuff limiting it all.

2. I started this while having to do 3 other things.
Should start it while I have more free time.

3. C++ is too heavy for prototype.
I will go node.js with typescript route again.

4. C++ has no real puppeteer.
Puppeteer makes it easy to skip a ton of captchas.
This is just a problem with writing request-only bot.

The language is cool. Can be learned to understand computers better.

reaaski said:

- One for posting web requests on low security website, about 1000 threads.

Click to expand...

Someone please tell me how to do this and skip captcha. Without using browser's GUI and rising suspicion. Captcha isn't triggered on GUI version.

You're not supposed to spawn 1,000 threads. Use a thread pool.

I'm wondering what C++ set of libraries / classes / projects could help me with writing video manipulation algorithms. It can be also image manipulation, but so that I can put all those images together and make a video out of that.

I decided to not do simple things with such a language as C++, but what is on my mind is kind of weird to do with Node.js + css.
It tripped me out when I tried to turn HTML5 Canvas animation to .mp4 video.
It was super slow and it went through such an amount of things it's horrible.

So I'm looking further. For now I have FFmpeg, but it's not enough of a manipulation, or it's not a very handy tool in my opinion.

What basically I mean by video manipulation?

For example make two 2d people talk to each other.
Any animation type.
Some boxes moving from one place to another, which I can replace with data.

Edit: maybe I'll write blackhatworld programming language + my own compiler? And do programs that are designed for black hat operations.
You need a king. My programming language would have single responsibility - make black hat things happen. So no bs that isn't black hat related.

The C++ community is so mature that finding anything in there is much harder. Sites of C++ engineers look like BHW theme 3 theme updates ago.
It fcking tells me one thing. If you want ANYTHING done for you, C++ isn't for you.

They have "full software development frameworks". That already tells me a thing! That's not a amusement park like React and CSS.

I'll start on https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/cpp

There's enough developers in the world, so that some of them make their weird ideas real. It's about numbers. If we had few developers like 60 years ago, we wouldn't see all that stuff we see today.

Assembly64, powerful 8 bit computers... that's where you had to think and engineer cause fcking sh1t was unforgiving.


This is important. If we don't pay attention to compilers, we're gonna get lost.