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Andy —
Thanks for the response, unfortunately none of those things worked for me. Damn you microsoft!
mallardz —
Thanks a lot for the replies, very helpful. There seem to be many ways of doing similar things in …
#1, #2 - yes, you are correct. It is guaranteed that all structure members after last specified ar…
Bigpet —
I'm not familiar with #4 maybe you meant to type instead edit: nvm, I can't read, that's pretty m…
mallardz —
I've read K&R and followed some C++ tutorials but am still very green when it comes to both langua…
There's also this book: I've had a quick read in the last days and it's as beta as it says in the…
Mike Acton does a bunch of that in his talks (eg., )Casey
sinsizer —
Well, it's hard enough getting used to programming paradigms, but I think I get what everyone is t…
Furkan —
And sometimes hardware is fixed, so may your abstractions help you when trying to run on 512mb ra…
@rathersleepy Speaking of IMGUI.. Here's a video of (a bearded) Casey explaining his take on the c…
The collision detector is not really very good at the moment. Or rather, the collision is fine b…
It is true, but you're usually not in a situation where you can trade one off against the other. …
ben —
This is the mindset that gets us things like the Visual Studio interface, which is often laggier …
Phillip —
I believe the problem is that the font that Casey's .emacs uses isn't on your computer. Same thing…
I have two definitions for OOP. Definition #1 is what Alan Kay meant when he first coined the ter…
popcorn —
So you basically throw money at the hardware until it gets fast enough. What people don't know is…
Lets see what the standard says to this: [/quote] This applies to the OBJECT that is defined as c…
Sometimes it is true and sometimes it is not. It has never been true for me in the domains I hav…
Ah, ok. That makes sense. Then I don't know why it doesn't work. My guess would be that there is b…
Yes, I understand what timeBeginPeriod does. It switches resolution of kernel scheduler. But it is…
Stefan —
Since 'End' is a reserved word in Delphi, it allows you to place an & in front of the variable, so…
Stefan —
As Casey explained, this is why we call the timeBeginPeriod. It is supposed to force the granulari…
@khahem First let me put things in perspective: This framework is for internal use, embedded in a …
If I remember correctly last time I looked up in C standard, that is NOT undefined behaviour. You…
That's what Sleep does. It sleeps that many milliseconds what you pass in argument. Not exactly. …
What is &End syntax in argument list in Delphi? As far as I remember my Delphi days passing value …
Not sure if any of these two things will help but I can offer to try these things:run "devenv /Res…