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Thomas Frase
I don't mean to be rude or offensive, but how's that relevant to the handmade hero code discussio…
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Thomas Frase
This calculation depends heavily upon the idea that he's n-times faster when working alone(3-4 ti…
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DSmith
In the last couple of streams, Casey has mentioned something along the lines of 'we're in our sec…
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d7samurai
I am currently working on a 2D GUI framework built directly on top of Direct3D 11 that uses Z-buf…
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Jace Bennett
Strawmen aside, OOP is about two things, as has been mentioned above: 1. Encapsulation 2. Polymo…
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John Lorre
owensd You're right, I wouldn't write a vector like that. But when you are taught OO, to "model t…
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David Owens II
You're right, I wouldn't write a vector like that. But when you are taught OO, to "model the obje…
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Gafgar (Anders Davallius)
I agree, const is not hard to go around... it's not real meant for security, it's just meant to p…
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Gafgar (Anders Davallius)
what... this is just silly. You would never write a Vector2f like that, and waht does a virtual f…
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John Lorre
Owen is right that const is mostly an annotation for you to expressing intent of 'Do not mess wit…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Yes, this is true. VS2013 ships with xaudio2.h header and import library from Windows SDK 8. And…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
owensd You cannot make that claim at all. What if function() created a thread that delayed execut…
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David Owens II
@5sw, OOP is really about the following things: encapsulation extensibility via inheritance…
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David Owens II
You cannot make that claim at all. What if function() created a thread that delayed execution of …
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Jace Bennett
5sw A lot of things that are listed here as disadvantages of OOP don't really have anything to do…
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Sven
OOP does have nothing to do with how the data is actually laid out in memory. Yes, it will take m…
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norswap
Just my two cents: what's good about OOP is coding to interfaces. New programming languages seem …
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Sven
@mmozeiko: Yes in your example const doesn't help because it shows aliasing issues. There restric…
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Dale Kim
I'm going to have to disagree with you 5sw on performance issues being a myth on this one. Tony …
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norswap
Hash functions are tricky :) You might find this post interesting (it compares the uniformity of…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Minor nitpick - Unity uses UnityScript, not JavaScript. It's based on JS syntax, but it has diffe…
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Dale Kim
I would highly recommend using more items than 1000 if you want to check performance. 1000 reall…
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Sven
A lot of things that are listed here as disadvantages of OOP don't really have anything to do wit…
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Dale Kim
In response to 5sw: Past me would have agreed with what you said, but today me: I disagree compl…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Ok, that makes sense.
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norswap
Nice work, I like it :)
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Also using const can help the compiler generate better code. While I'm all pro-const, I've never …
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Sven
const should be used everywhere, where it makes sense. Of course when one starts to use const one…
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John Lorre
There is no logical or even economical reason (RPI would be cheaper in any case). I'm not even tr…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
What would be advantage of STM32F4 over RPi? My understanding is that STM32F4 is still small ARM …
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