Handmade Folks,
I actively dislike the online space during April Fool's, so I opted to write the monthly news the day after. Now you'll know these news are for real!
New Technical Staff
Please comment and thank the old team for their hard work!
The current staff is ready to move on to new ventures. Jeroen has a demanding full-time career at a UK startup, ChronalDragon will graduate from the University of Washington in a couple of months to enter the workforce right away, and Miblo has slowly been growing his annotation clientele with Handmade Dev Show, Handmade ...Read More →
I actively dislike the online space during April Fool's, so I opted to write the monthly news the day after. Now you'll know these news are for real!
New Technical Staff
Please comment and thank the old team for their hard work!
The current staff is ready to move on to new ventures. Jeroen has a demanding full-time career at a UK startup, ChronalDragon will graduate from the University of Washington in a couple of months to enter the workforce right away, and Miblo has slowly been growing his annotation clientele with Handmade Dev Show, Handmade ...Read More →
Mind Man
Thanks Chen for the comment.
Yes, since changing to this approach I've been thinking about reusability a lot more when I write code. The thing I've found the hardest is knowing how much to rely on other header files. Ideally they should be able to exist on their ... Read More →
Yes, since changing to this approach I've been thinking about reusability a lot more when I write code. The thing I've found the hardest is knowing how much to rely on other header files. Ideally they should be able to exist on their ... Read More →
librg
Thanks!
While we do have a project on our own to test the library's potential (and it also serves as a good reference to what librg needs), I can't say for sure if librg is ready for ambitious projects. However, it has to start somewhere and we'd ... Read More →
While we do have a project on our own to test the library's potential (and it also serves as a good reference to what librg needs), I can't say for sure if librg is ready for ambitious projects. However, it has to start somewhere and we'd ... Read More →
CDbg
No problem! I emailed you a repro executable, not sure if you received it?
The entry point is a bit of a weird pattern to support both msvc subsystems (console & windows). It appears as follows.
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The entry point is a bit of a weird pattern to support both msvc subsystems (console & windows). It appears as follows.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | extern int __cdecl main(int argc ... |
Geometer
azmr
I'm probably being dim, but why do you need 2 arrays? Or is the second just acting as a sentinel pointer? If that's the case I assume that size is redundant... otherwise how come you don't need to define a symbol for that?
The _end array ... Read More →