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I plan on eating there on Thursday, and if it's as good as Casey says, probably again on Friday. I…
It seems that many of us are going to miss the Campfire BBQ place at lunchtime on Friday since our…
They're actually staying at the . As far as I know, I'm the only one staying at the Green Tortoise…
This is a C++ 11x change. It's a new initialization syntax...the details elude me at the present. …
Tim —
Hello All, On Day 017 @ 1:34:00 we switch from: to I tried it out and it gives me the following er…
The only reason I brought that up is because I don't want to misrepresent their opinions since I'm…
Just to be clear and above board. I don't know either Jonathan or Casey (or anyone else in this fo…
That is correct, I meant int-like type where you don't want to specify its range. s64 is probably…
Yes, only to larger sizes. But the cost is pretty much the same for signed and unsigned types. Cas…
I thought there was a cost to sign extension. Or is that only for larger size?
On 64-bit Intel architecture using 32-bit register is pretty much same as using 64-bit in terms o…
I haven't viewed any Jai streams so there is some speculation in this. What is meant by "you don't…
If I understand correctly the bigger problem here is the additional code since I doubt it would af…
The difference is how many comparisons you need to do. For signed to you need to do: For unsigned…
If there is a bug in index calculation code is there a fundamental difference if that index is neg…
In my own code, I use "unsigned" whenever I know for a fact that a negative number would be wrong …
The particular type of spline used in TrueType is a composite Bezier curve (). This is just a se…
There was a question in a recent Q&A about int vs s32 which got me wondering: why does Casey use u…
I should have sent an e-mail to the developers still working on their projects. If I didn't it's b…
The only thing I can think of is if the Virtual memory address space has been fragmented such that…
All issues from my first post are still present so I'm still looking for somebody who can bring th…
Gregory —
I had this same problem. I just read the spoiler about the %random% so I guess the point is moot, …
Your project is now updated. I've removed YouTube previews as there are reports of them not showin…
My guess would be that Windows disables compositor in classic mode. And if compositor is disabled …
Connor —
I was looking back at the win32 layer from the early days (ep 004) and I noticed something strange…
Then there is no way VirtualAlloc will return 487 error. Something else is wrong with your code. P…
Are you sure you are running code as 64-bit not 32-bit? Are you sure you are passing 0 in first ar…
Hello, I can't understand why my virtual alloc fails when i want to allocate more than a GiB. I …