Allegro | Dynamic Type Construction In Swift | Reflection library

I created a C++ game that uses images from a folder in the same parent directory.

What is the best practice for mounting an S3 container inside a docker image that will be using as a ClearML agent? I can think of 3 solutions, but have been unable to get any to work currently:

1. Use prefabbed configuration in ClearML, specifically CLEARML_AGENT_K8S_HOST_MOUNT. For this to work, the S3 bucket would be mounted separately on the host using rclone and then remapped into docker. This appears to only apply to Kubernetes and not Docker - and therefore would not work.
2. Mount using s3fuse as specified here. The issue is will it work with the S3 bucket secret stored in ClearML browser sessions? This would also appear to be complicated and require custom docker images, not to mention running the docker image as --privileged or similar.
3. Pass arguments to docker using "docker_args and docker_bash_setup_script arguments to Task.create()" as specified in the 1.0 release notes. This would be similar to (1), but the arguments would be for bind-mounting the volume. I do not see much documentation or examples on how this new feature may be used for this end.

I'm making a project in C, with Allegro 5 library. I got some skins for my snake, but I want to make something better, like user-styled skin. And I think the best way will be:

1. Make a white snake as that in image in post.
2. Color white to another color.

And now I'm looking for Allegro function to make it fast and easy. What I got:

• al_tinted_bitmap - it's also coloring eyes and tongue
• al_get_pixel, put_pixel - but I must give x/y of white color, and that's really hard with bitmap like that (i mean... with square it will be easier)

So I think, I need a function or something like "get_pixel", but with specifying rgb(R, G, B), not X/Y. What's should I try used to make it functional like that?

bitmap of snake

I am using Gradle version 6.7.1, Currently, in my application I facing an issue with the maven publishing task.

We have kept the publishing task in the central location Gradle file named ( nexusgradle-1.0.5.gradle) and importing it via apply from

the content of the central location Gradle (nexusgradle-1.0.5.gradle) is the below which contain the information of nexus repo for snapshot and release along with user credentials for pushing artefacts to nexus.

So I am creating a C++ program using the allegro version 4.4.2 library and I need to be able to produce an executable package which I can submit to a course instructor and have run on his computer without issues. I am developing the program using DevC++. If I am understanding this correctly so far, I need to link to a static library for allegro and then the executable should include the library info and thus the library itself is not necessary to have included in the executable package. I have also seen some recommendations regarding third party tools that produce executable packages, but these seem to be more general (not necessarily allegro compatible?) and I am hoping to avoid downloading more third party software.

I have tried linking to the static library liballegro-4.4.2-monolith-static-mt.a but for some reason when I do this I get a whole slew of undefined reference compile time errors. I have read that it is necessary to have #define ALLEGRO_STATICLINK included in the project, I have this statement at the top of my main source file but I am not sure if I am meant to define this somewhere in the project options instead?

Any guidance or link to resources which will help me solve my problem would be extremely appreciated! I am just getting into the meat of programming with C++ beginning to learn object oriented programming methods, I still occasionally struggle with the basics so thank you in advance for your help!

Backstory (if interested/relevant?): I am taking a Game AI programming course for which we need to create some example programs to demonstrate AI algorithms. The course specifies Java but I am most familiar with C++ and the course instructor says this is fine but I must be able to submit an executable to him which he can just run on his computer without issues. To best achieve what the course asks I feel the allegro library (which I already have installed) will be of great help, mostly for drawing graphics to the screen and such.

When running the following C file, copying the character to fgetc to my tmp pointer results in unknown characters being copied over for some reason. The characters received from fgetc() are the expected characters. However, for some reason when assigning this character to my tmp pointer unknown characters get copied over.

I've tried looking for the reason why online, but haven't found any luck. From what I have read it could be something to do with UTF-8 and ASCII issues. However, I'm not sure about the fix. I'm a relatively new C programmer and still new to memory management.

Output:

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong with the gradle dependency lock but when building it with

I am trying to write a simple app that is conecting with Allegro.pl, but I am stuck on authorization. I have spent way too many hours already trying to figure this out (postman was not helpful), and I wounder if you can have a look and help, please?

As per documentation, all data should be encoded with Base64 - I tried to encode as String as well, as byte[], but authorization fails all the time with an error:

{"error":"Unauthorized","error_description":"Unauthorized"}

in documentation there is a curl code (please disregard different web address, as I am working in a sandbox)

stack: google colab, python, selenium, BeautifulSoup

I would like to get the contact details of the seller.The data becomes visible when you click the "pokaż" button. how do i find and click this button?