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NelsonMandella —
Personally I love the direction that HMH has veered off in (focusing on advanced niche topics for…
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Matt Mascarenhas —
There's also the option of watching in the . Of the things you mentioned, Manu, it doesn't auto-pl…
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Ryan Fleury —
Hmm, yeah, it doesn't seem like spamming it really changes the likelihood. It's relatively rare, s…
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Per Vognsen —
I actually chose it intentionally so newer videos would be visible on the subscriber landing page.…
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Manuel Maier —
Hey, since comments are disabled on youtube, I'm posting here. The videos in the youtube playlist …
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Andrew Osthoff —
I can speak to those last 3 books as being good reads. If you want a more general, very wide view …
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Per Vognsen —
Heads up: I added an explicit check for C11 or Visual Studio 2015 or later. Someone somehow manage…
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Dautor —
#Intro This is a tutorial on rendering fonts in OpenGL using instancing. Instancing was introduced…
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Finalspace —
sigh Of course the fallback to glXCreateContext is not working -.- Will be fixed in the next versi…
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Per Vognsen —
Both should be fixed in latest. I'm also going to start thinking about more serious build scaffold…
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Finalspace —
Hi everyone, i have a major release for you all! ALSA playback is finally implemented and i fixed …
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Maykeye —
BTW, static void update_window(void) { [/code] Does it work in MSVC? Gcc and clang don't like tha…
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Finalspace —
It's not about efficiency but about encapsulation and robustness, having direct access to the OS …
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ratchetfreak —
It's not about efficiency but about encapsulation and robustness, having direct access to the OS …
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Finalspace —
As I said - if you want Windows event like synchronization, then you can simply use eventfd. No n…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko —
Actually its other way around - condition variables are much more lightweight than events. Its bet…
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Finalspace —
yes, you should use dedicated mutex per condition object. There is alternative way to build "cond…
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Per Vognsen —
Hrm. 2.0.4 is well over 2 years old and SDL has since had numerous bug fixes in addition to the co…
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Maykeye —
What version of SDL is in Ubuntu? I'm just getting started with Noir, so it's highly likely I'll …
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Per Vognsen —
We're already using a smattering of C11 features (anonymous structs/unions and x[] arrays), so I t…
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Maykeye —
Does using strcpy_s is a) C11, not C99 b) not available in linux's gcc and SDL_SetWindowResizable…
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Alex Baines —
The _end array is just pointing one past the end of the data, so you can use it interchangeably w…
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Andrew Reece —
Very cool, I wasn't aware of that. Thanks for sharing! I'm probably being dim, but why do you need…
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Alex Baines —
If you are using the GNU ld linker, there is another way to turn any file into a .o object file th…
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Andrew Reece —
At some point you'll probably want to include some data or resources into the executable itself (e…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko —
no. This can be used safely on multiple threads. That's the point of mutex - to synchronize thread…
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Finalspace —
I never thought pthread would be so different from win32, but something is wrong with my pthread i…
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Dautor —
I agree. But I'm more concerned with the fact that you're relying on OS's ability to cache the FS.…
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Randy Gaul —
I have not! Looks like this kind of system would be needed for large-scale file watching for mostl…
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Dautor —
Have you looked into inotify for monitoring file changes? It seems to be the preferred method. In …
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