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Jack Mott —
Thanks, it is an interesting reply. I agree there is no need, but it is convenient at times. I won…
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Jack Mott —
I recently started a project to make a text adventure 'engine' in C++ while following some of the …
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Randy Gaul —
Make code difficult to read.Easy for pointers to point to nothing.Easy for the data referenced by …
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Bill Strong —
Yes, but which platform? The mobile web platform? The Firefox SIMD.js platform? The Chrome --webki…
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Jonathan Blow —
Well, I am glad we did not discourage you from continuing due to negative feedback!
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Timothy Wright —
I suggest you take a look at Ginger Bill's string library as a starting point. Or just use that an…
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hugo schmitt —
But IF hypothetically Casey was doing web development the same way he does Handmade Hero, he would…
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Webbmaster1 —
Thanks for your detailed response and clearing this up for me! I had another look at the video and…
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CJ Nelson —
Thank you for replying. I'll check out emscripten sometime but I'm also glad that I'm not alone in…
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Casey Muratori —
That is actually the sort criteria we end up deciding to try, assuming I'm interpreting your list …
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Allen Webster —
If you do an out of range read, the read will fail. The fail is indicated as a zero return value …
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Mārtiņš Možeiko —
There should be no differences between using VS2013 and VS2015. I tried with both of them and it p…
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Jason —
I found the problem. It was really a confusing issue because my bytes written/read were right, the…
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Lucas89 —
The x-axis isn't inverted and it is working as Casey saw it working too; it just looks that way be…
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Webbmaster1 —
Hi fellow coders, On running the code for Day 006, I find that while the y-axis is fine, the x-axi…
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ratchetfreak —
/Robert[/quote] Nearly every language that isn't C uses some kind of pointer+size struct for stri…
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Robert Toth —
Thanks! I was actually thinking about having a string struct that keeps track for the string lengt…
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Daniel Hesslow —
I currently have macros for defining the data structure for each type ie. #define DEFINE_DynamicAr…
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ratchetfreak —
In name of robustness I'd have read a char on either side of the cursor and made sure there was an…
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Mór —
That feature appears to have been added I've been demoing it and like it so far, but I'm no expe…
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James Fulop —
Here's one I use all the time, just switches a period to an arrow or vice versa. } [/code]
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Ian Hern —
I just finished episode 299 and have a (probably wrong) solution to the sort issue. Can anybody g…
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Jay —
Thanks Casey. It was the rogue is in rectangle call during begin sim. You fixed if a couple episod…
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ratchetfreak —
There is no real need to use templates (or something meta programming) at all. If I'd need to use …
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Jack Mott —
Do you just use some sort of void pointer approach? Do you use macros to approximate templates (I …
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Simon Anciaux —
I'm not sure you need pool types (but it may be a good idea, I don't know). And pool is not the ri…
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Jake —
Hey guys, longtime listener, second-time caller. In my spare time after work, I've been chipping a…
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Casey Muratori —
We definitely have fixed some bugs regarding pack/unpack, but I'm not sure if they're the one you'…
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Bill Strong —
It might help to know what your focus is. I am assuming games at this point. If you like c/c++, yo…
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Nathan Day —
Looking at this image, it looks like they might have included some normal maps for the player spr…
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