please use [code] bbtags when you are posting large amount of code. Or put it in gist.github.com o…
Thanks Ben :) One more tally for number 1! (I also moved the results up to the first post)
I use #1. Any function call with so many arguments I need to break it usually deserves line commen…
//TWO TYPES OF STATIC VARIABLES #define internal static #define local_persist static #define glo…
Thank you so much everyone :)
Todd —
What type of "assistance" are you looking for? Just curious because I like OS stuff and I'll have …
Yep the current support for other languages is very experimental and Rust was the test case that p…
Benno —
oh, and by linux i mean debian 'stretch'
Benno —
Hi, just wanted to report that when i open a rust file (.rs), and enter # + any alphabetic charac…
But at that point wouldn't it be simpler to use shader files and load them at run time ? Edit: Thi…
I use 4coder line wrapping so it's displayed as 4 but the file doesn't get any new lines. When I d…
Neo Ar —
I tend to do #1 or #3 and usually only if it is over 80 chars as a single line
Neo Ar —
I think what Telash is proposing essentially does specify the upper-bound. A "v7" on modern platfo…
Raytio —
Good write up. Thanks for laying this info out. I hope we can get things like archived someday i…
I usually do #1 when there are lots of arguments or when I want to comment on one or more of the a…
I use combination of 4 and 5. I don't align arguments much, but I group them depending on what the…
Thanks guys! Watch me make a languages with tuples, but no sized arrays type..jk. xD I'm not certa…
Unless the arguments lend themselves to obvious groupings, such as The more "modern" the language,…
I always do nr4. Nr3 is fine to. The rest looks weird to me.
Hey handmade friends, just a survey: How do you like to split your function calls onto multiple li…
nakst —
I don't have any plans for writing/recording tutorials, sorry. If you're interested in OS developm…
Right, it doesn't :( 4coder is too smart, I guess it recognizes C++11 raw string literals. Maybe a…
Is an interesting and tricky question that I felt just like dropping my 2c because I quite like ty…
About v32 = -1024 -1024 is the same as 4294966273 on a 32bit int. So it just store it as 429496627…
Will you document the process with explanations (text or video) ? I would really like to know how …
Laurie —
Thanks for all the interesting thoughts on this. Yes this is definitely an interesting problem. T…
I wouldn't mind if my post ended up in there. It's half the reason I made the post in the fist pl…
Created a for the team and I to work on.
Writing this feature request based on Ray Garner's . Basically once we have our markdown wikipedia…