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Timothy McCarthy
I know this issue irritates me so I won't belabor it. I'm talking about what is specified, not …
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Standard actually says that search order is implementation defined. Every compiler can do whateve…
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Timothy McCarthy
d7samurai yes, they are both used. but "" is typically used for files local to your project, whil…
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Casey Muratori
But again, even though Microsoft is worse than they used to be (largely thanks to Apple, by the w…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
It's not like everybody else do better. Like take Microsoft. Now on desktop (not talking about Ph…
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Casey Muratori
I still disagree, pretty strongly in fact. For example, even to develop for your _own_ device, y…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Yes, I know that. That's why I said it's not very end-user friendly. But big part of your ranting…
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Casey Muratori
No, it's not the same as Android. On Android you can distribute APKs publicly and end-users can …
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Andreas
L1FeMaKeR These are neat ideas :D A few days I had the idea of an "quality seal" for hmh: "100% O…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
If clang on windows generates dwarf debugging info then I'm pretty sure you can use local gdb on …
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
From today's questions about iOS target - actually since Xcode 7 which came out this year there i…
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BrokenOpCode
I'd be interested in buying shirts like these :)
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BrokenOpCode
Had a quick look at the code and noticed comments in the assert macro. Instead of deref null ptr …
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BrokenOpCode
Should be better than GBD! The blog mentions support for local MinGW(GCC) debugging, does that m…
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siska
Hi Jim0_o, Thanks for the post. It made me feel a lot better :-)
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
I'm not very familiar with ttf format, but maybe this will help you - explanation how rasterizati…
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Ameen Sayegh
I love looking and parsing file formats. When I saw that on handmade hero Casey used STB library…
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Matt Mascarenhas
Yeah, potentially linked directly to a timecode? Kind of like how comments on SoundCloud work, e.…
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Ginger Bill
Thanks for catching the typo. With regards to the Thread design. I cannot believe I did this but…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Microsoft announced today that they released preview version of GDB debugger extension for Visual…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Bug in comments: 1defer (fclose()); should be: 1defer (fclose(file)); This seems very wrong:…
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Jim R. Didriksen
As a person who has gotten stuck like this I'll just point out that in the videos * and + look ve…
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siska
I was not watching what he was doing, but listening what he was doing. :-) He told us to go to M…
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siska
Oh, OK, that is interesting to know ! I will change back to <>. I originally did have the …
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siska
YES ! This is it ! I feel rather stupid now for not noticing. :blush: After seeing the link er…
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d7samurai
yes, they are both used. but "" is typically used for files local to your project, while <>…
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siska
These both work on Windows, I think. I have seen both <> and "" ...
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d7samurai
also, you have no function body: 1 2 3 4 5 6int CALLBACK WinMain( HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANC…
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d7samurai
it's not 1#include "Windows.h" it's 1#include <Windows.h>
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