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Allen Webster —
Weird, I haven't used the linux build a lot, perhaps something is going wrong with the repaint or …
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James Payne —
It's hard to pinpoint this one but you get some odd behaviour when filtering the list in some, not…
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Casey Muratori —
I tried it out today, and it was feeling pretty solid. I might go through and make a list of thin…
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ratchetfreak —
except he is actively searching for good a corpus to run it against to see how good of the hash it…
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ratchetfreak —
and breaking on entry point (maybe with warning) allows the user a chance to look for the main fun…
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Tim Green —
Yeah, I know it has different purpose from what HMH needs, I'm not saying Meow is a replacement fo…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko —
Meow hash has different purpose. It is meant for large data sizes - think megabytes or even gigaby…
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Tim Green —
Watching episode 263, Casey just passed by one of the all-important "TODO(casey): Better hash func…
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Miles —
Unity builds will definitely solve most of the linker spam problem, but you should also watch out …
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seventh-chord —
What ratchetfreak and I were sugesting was that you fall back to the debugger stepping into the CR…
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Nikita Smith —
Yes, NT header has address for the entry point, you can find it here "address_of_entry_point". H…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko —
lld linker has multi-threading capabilities. It is not perfect, but people are working on it. Here…
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Jason —
"That post misses the bigger problem. In my opinion the biggest culprit is linker spam. With templ…
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itzjac —
Thank you. Am familiar with that code and also stepping into the code with the debugger, but... I …
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Dan —
Main blog post here:
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Mārtiņš Možeiko —
I'm not sure what you want to show in your code or what book are you talking about. But STL simply…
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itzjac —
Hello! I stumble across my programming books, this reminded me that I have saved one particular bo…
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itzjac —
Todd, thats a great tutorial and reference. I agree you should definitely master any batch program…
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Randy Gaul —
That post misses the bigger problem. In my opinion the biggest culprit is linker spam. With templ…
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ratchetfreak —
Actual entry point being the fallback when no main() variant is found is probably the best option…
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seventh-chord —
Executables actually contain information about where in memory the entry point (i.e. the first ins…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko —
I use ttf font that gives bitmap font appearance at 12pt size. I use it in all my editors and ter…
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Allen Webster —
Yes, someday soon I plan to do a real heavy rewrite on the rendering system including font rasteri…
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Simon Anciaux —
Have a look at .
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ratchetfreak —
Try googling "Polyomino solver" or something similar: actually it would be np-complete, because …
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Jason —
So I'm currently trying to implement some more generic classes (arrays, lists, vectors, etc.) and …
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bewwys —
Thank you, yeah backtracking is the one who come first to mind but it's really inefficient I have …
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Ryan —
Yea, I ended up redoing my whole config...I saw that function and it looks like a lot of things in…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko —
I believe this is NP hard problem. There is no efficient algorithm. I would do recursive backtrack…
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Josh Lawrence —
I personally prefer cherry mx red silent or any linear switch. vortex race3 is really good, the st…
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