How to idiomatically return an accumulated slice/array from a Zig function
See the following code
How to create a Struct with an array-typed field in Zig?
I’m very new to Zig – I’m using it (for the first time) to work through the Advent Of Code problems.
Define a closure in struct and then use a value from the struct to calculate the return in the implementation
It appears in zig we are able to define function types as properties of structs. I am wondering how to use struct values to create the function response.
How to create an array variable and allocate it later in Zig?
I’m trying to allocate some number of bytes to an uninitialized var of type u8 in a different scope, the array can not be const. The compiler keeps complaining about unmatching type:
How to iterate over the file and directories of the given path and no need to include sub_directories in zig
const std = @import(“std”); pub fn main() !void { const path = “.”; const allocator = std.heap.page_allocator; var dir = try std.fs.cwd().openDir(path, .{ .iterate = true }); defer dir.close(); var walker = try dir.walk(allocator); defer walker.deinit(); std.debug.print(“n”, .{}); while (try walker.next()) |entry| { std.debug.print(“File Name: {s}n”, .{entry.basename}); } } I tried above code which iterate […]
Are Zig static local variables just singletons?
From the documentation:
How to Fix Zig Build Failures Caused by Unexpected Errors
I am using Zig version 0.12.0-dev.1496+bf0387b6bb.
Literals vs semantic inline
Why does this test produce an unexpected result?
@bitCast only accepting one argument while documentation lists two
I’m attempting to cast a u8 using to a packed struct. The Builtin function @bitCast seems to be the tool for the job.
Zig @bitCast only accepting one argument while documentation lists two
I’m attempting to cast a u8 using to a packed struct. The Builtin function @bitCast seems to be the tool for the job.