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It doesn't sound like the scratching from the background music, it sound like the skipping toward…
I have read through that series before and it is by no means for a beginner. I know it is "Learn …
Slightly off-topic - I find this resource :
http://c.learncodethehardway.org/book/
well writte…
If the scratching is similar to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B20JEo6Dh6s then its probabl…
I've been trying to copy everything down exactly as Casey does in the videos but I'm sure I've ma…
Now go publish this and claim your million-dollar prize: http://www.claymath.org/millennium-probl…
I think there is a transcription problem here. The code you posted does not match the original co…
Fixing that still doesn't work. Stepping through the code, it looks like when BytesToWrite is 0 o…
Ideal —
To have a “wormhole” you need a worm to dig it. If no worm, no hole either…
In short this is the…
You may have a problem with the call1win32FillSoundBuffer(&SoundOutput, 1, SoundOutput.Second…
Thanks for catching that but after fixing it, there are still skips and the buffer still doesn't …
Sadly no. I am planning a new series to teach programming in C for total beginners. Also I have a…
popcorn —
hmm I think in your win32FillBuffer, you forgot to times t by 2.0 and PI
1 float t = (float)Sou…
I've been pulling my hair out trying to figure out what I did wrong here. I've been following alo…
I would only recommend watching the later videos are the blackboard only videos. I do not like wh…
popcorn —
There are a lot of series to follow! Since this one is in C++ and 3D, I will follow and watch it,…
cmuratori Your e-mail address doesn't matter at all. You just need to go to your SendOwl downloa…
It really depends on what you want. This is why quaternions in games a funny subject. I have a ph…
It's just some things that I would like to see.
I was debating also mentioning that you don't ne…
For unaligned access on x86(-64), it seems that depending on the specific architecture. For some,…
Raxfale —
Hmm, I think I would argue that for only an extra line or two of code you could treat alignment i…
Well it depends on your target. If you are coding for micro-controllers (Cortex-M0 or something e…
Andreas —
As Jim suggested, I also prefer a more pragmatical approach to teaching, do first, explain later.…
Raxfale —
Good to know, one less thing to worry about :). Do you know if there is a performance hit ? (I ha…
raxfale Fortunately, Intel hardware pays no penalty for non-aligned access. But on other systems,…
I did not cover this as these videos were originally part of my Dunjun and series and just videos…
Raxfale —
While not a case of strict-aliasing, another potential problem with these types of casts is non-a…
There are a few thing that you should at least cover if you are talking about quaternions to use …