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@zuhaitz_dev There's also another more annoying issue - on windows that character won't show correctly because you'd need to show it in utf16 using win32 functions
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I mean, the code is not "bad". I would have done some things differently, though.
But this code is obviously AI-generated. I have seen enough C code to know the AI C code when I see it.
Nothing against it, but I find it interesting how the user tries to imply they did it.
SudoX7@sudox7
i built an animated terminal progress bar in C \r moves the cursor to the start of the current line without going to the next line. the next printf overwrites what was there
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jam progress: two copies of clamp function existing in the codebase with different capitalization and accepting the arguments in different orders. both are in use in multiple places in the codebase by different people
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Welcome back to another episode of Boundary Break where we basically take the camera anywhere we want
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@nicbarkeragain I saw this and I tried to implement it but I remembered that I'm trying to render elements that are not the same height. Clay handles this too because it's working fine with >5k elements. Does clay calculate the size of each or just use some sort of cache to make it quicker?
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Just a heads up that you should never be rendering 10,000 lines of anything, especially if all the lines are the same height, as in code.
List virtualisation is a very old and simple technique.
You can experiment with the below at nicbarker.com/virtual-scroll…
GitHub@github
You know how you can render a 10,000-line diff without melting the browser? By focusing on simplicity. 🧵
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@zuhaitz_dev If I made 86 commits in one day, at least 65 of those would be typo fixes, readme changes or documentation 😅
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After 3 years, 47 releases, Ark VCS has finally reached 1.0! 🎉
youtu.be/XSnIw4siQ6U
It's a big release, with features that I've never seen to any version control system out of the box, like built-in changelist build status.
If you're tired of #perforce and #git, get it from ark-vcs.com!
#gamedev #indiegamedev #softwaredevelopment
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@_trish_xD You're probably going to want to extend that Target struct a bit if you want to be able to compile with different compilers.
I have the parameters much more separate for example instead of using -g I need to do -Zi for msvc so I have it as a field in my own 'Target' struct: debug
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@_trish_xD Actually we are the same, I do this too.
I made a library in my style after using Tsoding's nob.h for a while.
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@TraunQuilizer @wookash_podcast Why the const at the end if you already have constexpr?
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@wookash_podcast It's not that hard if you think of it
- static makes it shared across all instances of the class
- constexpr allows it to be evaluated at compile time
- const char * const defines an immutable pointer to immutable char data
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static constexpr const char* const ...
what is this esoteric language
Tyler Glaiel@TylerGlaiel
@fernandp @cmuratori I was easing up to it
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@zuhaitz_dev I still don't understand why there's so many people saying you must use the shitty build systems that are most used for C/C++, you can use literally _anything_, even another C program
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I should have configured git properly... 😔
Lukáš Hozda@LukasHozda
Mine's not that bad, actually
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@TheGingerBill It depends, I'm probably not going to read most of the source for libav or similar complexity libraries, I have read the source for some SDL3 functions, though SDL documentation is pretty good so docs are usually enough.
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I do wonder how people read documentation at times, since I am far from the norm. I read a lot of source code of even heavily documented stuff, because it is usually quicker for me to understand how something works by reading it.
What do y'all do?!
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