Eugene Zakharov

Hey @warpdotdev . Can I get a push notification on my iPhone when Warp is done on my mac? My script is downloading 30Gb so I need to be notified when I am AFK. Thanks

• Bug fixes & improvements: 4 bugs fixed + 3 important refinements applied. Enjoy the update! 🚀✨ github.com/fnc12/sqlite_o…

and execute unit tests right from your IDE! • Optimized serialization: Removed unnecessary parentheses—fewer bytes mean lower memory consumption. • More constexpr functions for better compile-time evaluation.

sqlite_orm v1.9.1 A new release of the legendary sqlite_orm library! 🚀 This is a minor release—no uber features, but compared to other minor releases, this one is the least minor of all the minor ones!

Wrote a small test code for platformer on Playdate in pure C with @cursor_ai . It took just one hour. If this is our future then I love it

Well this C++ update looks pretty good

Hey people! sqlite_orm v1.9.1 is going to be published soon with a small pile of fixes/features. Stay tuned!

@techiegbenga @playdate Other people said it is expensive =)

@fnc12_en @playdate Wow! So cheap!

My #playdate games Black Friday sale @playdate 1. Australian Safari: 4$ instead of 8$ fnc12.itch.io/australian-saf… 2. Qumalak: 2.5$ instead of 5$ fnc12.itch.io/qumalak-playda…

You know what? I've added PRAGMA locking_mode to sqlite_orm. Clone it now github.com/fnc12/sqlite_o… #sqlite_orm #sqliteorm #sqlite3 #sqlite #cpp17 #cpp20 #cpp #moderncpp

@playdate #BlackFriday

I realized this by the linking error that no dependency symbols were found for this lib (it has 4 dependencies). I will do it tomorrow, today I worked hard. I will tell you what I got in the end next time!

I took the binary lib, put it in the folder proj.ios_mac/ios, added it to CMakeLists.txt in the command target_link_libraries, generated the project again, and it seems the lib got into the target!

But it turned out that the product is located in the Derived Data folder known to every iOS dev (admit that you have deleted this folder 300 times!).

But if you build swift-package (it's just a folder with Package.swift file in the root and Source folder), there are no Products. That is, you have compiled the lib, good for you, take a pie from the shelf. But where to get it is not your concern.

I need it to at least start, and then we'll figure something out (even if I write my own package manager on top of axmol, I'm ready for anything). In the end, I built the GoogleSignIn lib from the iOS repo and started looking for the Products folder to find the binary.

And there is no such folder. Kurwa! Anyway, previously, when through Xcode build libs and applications the result of compilation necessarily put in the Products folder in the Project Navigator window (this is a section of the window with the tree object files).