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Haven't looked in detail, but that probably also includes there count of currently running kernel …
Ryan —
You're right about the include paths. My mistake. I'm not building a kernel module. I'm making var…
I'm pretty sure doing will make include too look in location first, and only then in other stan…
bolonie —
Hi guys. I've been following Handmade Hero, and I started playing with OpenGL off to the side. I h…
Ryan —
On Ubuntu 20.04, will install relevent kernel headers to To use with gcc, do a and inside of a …
Hello, Since the last post we have been performing tons of experiments with various improvements t…
I tried 0.9.7.1 with w64devkit, winlibs and msys2 and now it works*, even with the new 11.1.0 from…
Ryan —
I emailed the author of about buffer underun issues with ALSA. They were very kind and actually …
poe —
This is awesome! :) This really does seem like a best of both worlds solution, where you get the g…
spx —
0.9.7.1 is now available. This includes the build for AArch64 on macOS. There may be a few issues …
Jens —
Sorry for the late response. There is now, - any messages sent there will be treated as confident…
The majority of the development up until about a month ago was about figuring out the basic featur…
Thank you for such a detailed comment. It is definitely possible to carefully craft a syntax optim…
spx —
I believe this will already be fixed with 0.9.7.1. While adding the recently release clang 12 to a…
Ahh so you do. I guess they're less similar than they seem on the surface :)
Another thing. In the view menu there is a “keep source view X lines ahead” option. I am not s…
Thanks for your comment! I compare Cakelisp to Scopes .
Ryan —
Those repositories are very helpful. Thank you That is definitely something I plan to tackle dow…
Dawoodoz —
Not V-syncing usually make games feel less lagging by responding faster with partial frames, so yo…
This is a very cool project! I love seeing all the low-level language ideas being explored in the…
Dawoodoz —
If calling the operating system directly isn't enough to satisfy your thirst for knowledge, you ca…
asoundlib source code is fully available here: So you can trace the functions you use from it dow…
Using multiple CPU cores is very different depending on architecture you want to use. On x86 this …
Ryan —
Low-level audio programming in linux seems to be done exclusively using ALSA (asoundlib). As is u…
Lochie —
In my research I have found that if you want to use more than one cpu core, you have to interface …
Yes, you need to pay for 4.1. But it will .
I payed for 4coder a long time ago, but did not manage to make the switch. I would like to try aga…
Hi there, I wrote in 2011 an application called () that simulates fluids and rigid bodies using th…