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It's just some things that I would like to see. I was debating also mentioning that you don't need…
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 is…
Well it depends on your target. If you are coding for micro-controllers (Cortex-M0 or something ev…
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 hav…
That's not correct. On ARM it depends on architecture. For anything less than ARMv6 and except AR…
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-al…
There are a few thing that you should at least cover if you are talking about quaternions to use i…
Actually I just think it's all extremely stupid, to be honest. I have really low tolerance for th…
I probably should have been more clear about this. Aliasing is, in general, a global property of …
Problem with that is that it's not easy to figure out the expected access pattern of a function fr…
If I had a vote on the standards committee, I would include a keyword which meant the opposite of…
I'll give your suggestion a try when I home though, maybe my assumptions about what's happening in…
I am updating the audio with the render rate yes, but in my mixer I'm writing a second in front of…
When are you updating the audio? It looks like you are linking you updates rate with your render r…
I've implemented a custom mixer using direct sound in the game I'm working on. At 60fps it runs pe…
I made a comment about doing a merge sort from the ground up in Yesterday's Q&A and thought I woul…
I remember watching some of the TheNewBoston's videos many years ago and found them very good for …
Darkius —
Ok. I see. Thanks for clarification
Generally speaking, strict aliasing was always a bad idea and continues to be so :) I am not sure …
Nice! If list gets larger you can improve it even more - do only 4 passes. Basically process 11 bi…
fod669 —
I had a question in the stream today about combining the count steps into one. I was curious so I …
I believe I'm your target audience (or me a few years ago maybe) I would prefer a Video series (a …
OK, yeah I was talking about American Flag Sort.
Possible miscommunication. I was referring to the Patrascu paper, .
Are you sure its stable? I tried to implement it, but all I get is unstable sort. Well I'm not ye…
The third algorithm in the paper is in-place, no extra memory, and stable. It's also over three p…
Yeah, I'm aware of algorithm to do radix sort inplace, but it does a lot more branching so I felt …