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Dawoodoz —
Yes, and you use function pointers instead of virtual calls so that data and actions are separate…
John —
Oh, I see it supports multiple types. That's pretty cool! Would you mind sharing some more info ab…
Dawoodoz —
In my table-driven language (Basic inspired), you simply write like this using pipes to separate …
John —
I guess you're talking about something like this ("ID" is kind of the key of the record and you ac…
Dawoodoz —
A collection of data entries. For table-driven programming, both rows and columns should be acces…
If anyone else stumbles across this I referenced the as it was more directly relevant to my code.
Thank you very much for the links. I will do some reading and see if I can get my controller worki…
Jens —
Everything seems to be working except that the lexer test crashes, but as it works I'm happy. It w…
Dawoodoz —
Tables in C++ has always been quite ugly and error-prone with separate enums and arrays. Matching …
Linux kernel soure code: Shows exactly how to identify controllers, parse incoming HID packets, e…
Can anyone point me to a site where I can find HID information for the usb XBOX 360 controllers? B…
If you still need help with this, you might want to contact Allen directly on discord.
Artur —
No problem! I'm glad it was useful, learning how to compose in such a short time must be daunting.…
Dawoodoz —
The problem arises because you want to restore contrast rather than preserve the washed out colors…
If you're using Visual Studio to run executable, then this was covered in Day 1:
You need to set the working directory in the visual studio project properties.In the solution expl…
Tsuns —
I made an account just to say thank you for doing this. I've wanted to understand font files for a…
Sounds very interesting, but I after reading what you wrote like 10 times, I still don't understa…
You could try rendering with a single thread to see if it cuts down on variance. If it makes a big…
Miles —
Yes, I literally said that immediately before the part you quoted:
Miles —
Two things:You could try rendering with a single thread to see if it cuts down on variance. If it …
Ben —
Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to going out of your way to make an example, it's real…
When the program is calling DEBUGLoadBMP function, the ReadEntireFile function inside is failing a…
Jens —
One of the features I find useful in C++14 is the number literal syntax, where you can add single …
I'm not sure if or when I'll be releasing it. I would like to release it but I'm kind of afraid of…
My id struct is very similar (four u64), but I use it in a different way. The most common way I cr…
Jens —
The is very simple ... void SomeView(U32 viewIndex) { if (TextButton(CreateID(viewIndex), "foo")…
D3zmodos —
Awesome! If you're planning to make it publicly available at some point, do you expect you'll ever…
It's funny, I usually do this too, but it's been years since I wrote the original Intel intrinsic…