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