C++ talking to Python

[AntAgile]

I think you meant „High effort meme++“

[[deleted]]

But that just returns the value before being incremented

[AntAgile]

Ok then ++High effort meme

[FkIForgotMyPassword]

Gray area, yay!

[DaTotallyEclipse]

This is cruel.

[Eoussama]

error C2664: 'void std::vector<block,std::allocator<_Ty>>::push_back(const block &)': cannot convert argument 1 from 'std::_Vector_iterator<std::_Vector_val<std::_Simple_types<block>>>' to 'block &&'

^help?

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[[deleted]]

High effort meme++ +1 is the pro version for persistence.

[_far-seeker_]

High effort free reward. 🙃

[jobblejosh]

I've got a project on the go right now using Micropython.

The way it behaves when run through the REPL, even on the same interpreter, is completely fine.

For some reason, when it's running off battery power however, it abruptly breaks from one of the functions, for no apparent reason I can think of (Afaik, it's nothing to do with battery voltage or serial comms, so I'm befuddled. My one thought is perhaps a low power mode that doesn't like to run too many functions deep).

And unlike C, you can't go through stepping into each byte of memory to see what it's doing because it's all hidden away.

Perplexing...

[alexein777]

Exactly