Can i run any C program in sololearn ?

Question

i m trying to code my C program in sololearn but it is showing some errors but when i checked my program it was totally correct.. so is there is any problem with the compilation part of sololearn or it doesn't support C ? i think the later option will not be the case ...!!!! so can anyone tell me where is the problem...!!

Answer 1

https://code.sololearn.com/cWOG20p42Oa5/?ref=app

Answer 2

You can even code ASM on SL's C++ playground. Just found that out.

Answer 3

@Rohit, assembly language.

Answer 4

You can do ARM through Termux (it's pretty easy with the 'ThinkInGeek' page linked in this discussion)
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/442786/?ref=app

Around this time I posted a CP assembly test with some explanation, but only two instructions. There are more/better examples in code search.

Answer 5

Thanks, @Kirk.

Answer 6

Like @Limitless said...can you add a link to CodePlayground for the problem code?

Answer 7

Yeah Manual...didn't know it worked on GCC too.

Answer 8

Note that VS 2017 does not support inline assembly for ARM and x64 (64 bits cpu).

Answer 9

Compile what, @Manual

Answer 10

I found code to compile a basic assembly hello world output through C.

Answer 11

@Deepak

What did you try doing?

Did you use pure assembly in the C++ compiler?

Answer 12

@Deepak

That will not work.

Unless there was a header or library to define all the assembly functions, that your code would use.

Answer 13

i am trying it in C++ also but there is the same result ....!!!! ERRORS ERRORS everywhere.... @RohitKumar

Answer 14

@Karl T.

I got it to compile in VS

I copied the final code from

http://rodrigosavage.blogspot.ca/2010/07/hello-world-with-inline-asm.html?m=1

Answer 15

@Kirk

Thank you, for sharing the thread.

Answer 16

@Deepak

It did not work on sololearn, when I tried it.

I tried compiling my moded copy on SL, and got errors that I could not solve.

I compiled for me in visual studio.

Answer 17

This works with SoloLearn's gcc:
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Basic-Asm.html#Basic-Asm
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Extended-Asm.html

Quote..."GCC does not parse the assembler instructions themselves and does not know what they mean or even whether they are valid assembler input." (it passes through)

Here's GNUC version, just for environment:
https://code.sololearn.com/cu8tmoP4h80H/?ref=app

Answer 18

Tag the code to this post

Answer 19

Yes you can, press +Insert under your answer's text box, then "Insert code"

Answer 20

Only if you know C++ well enough, to use C libraries.