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@melezorus34 Thanks, though I'm wondering if I would rather need a gun
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@Fast-Nop I let CLion do the compiler settings, I didn't think about tweaking it myself
That's what I told myself, reason why I came up with a fix removing the overflow, but for some reason it doesn't seem to change much -
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int pos = 1000 - (int) x; // x is unsigned, and obligatorily lower or equal to 1000
file.seekg(-pos, std::ios_base::cur);
Ranted earlier about how my debugger was fucking up. Jokes on me, it's now the only thing that works well.
The fucking C++ code behaves normally in debug build, but when in release build throws a SEGFAULT out of nowhere. Bet it's tellg() or my unsigned to signed conversion that fuck things up (while they work perfectly in debug, I repeat). But I can't tell, since the only way I have to trace back the issue is the disassembly ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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c++ wants my death