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David Owens II
I use const, but for me it's more about semantics. Related consts I put in an enum, but free floa…
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Greg
Sorry I wasn't clear enough. I wasn't asking about which API to use as it was stated in the proj…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Are you asking about software rendering? I can suggest Michael Abrash's Graphics Programming Blac…
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jeringa
May I humbly suggest that "PacMan" should the first monster :)
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Gavin Williams
@ Kladdehelvete - Seriously, why are you here ? Why are you interested in game-development ? Let …
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Greg
I looked and didn't see a search button anywhere so if I missed it someone please point it out fo…
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Flyingsand
midnight_mero One thing I do miss about an IDE is like intellisense or whatever you want to call…
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Dale Kim
Const is just one of those things that really adds very little in practice, yet brings with it in…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Kladdehelvete It uses binary drivers from NVIDIA. Well most likely this is the problem. Loading b…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
While you are right with this code (unions, meh), try following code. It will create special plac…
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Livet Ersomen Strøm
DaleKim If you're willing to spend some time reading and listening: http://robertoconcerto.blogs…
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Andrew Bromage
...and one thing you might want to know. Implementing hash tables is something that low-level pr…
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Nines Baobaberson
I don't miss renaming things, but I'm not often working on or refactoring large codebases. Find+r…
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Nines Baobaberson
Yeah, that's exactly right. Initially Scan is a char pointer to the beginning of a sequential bun…
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Abel
I've only watched until Day 16 for now, so I don't know if this has been properly addressed in ne…
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Casey Muratori
Yeah, sorry about this, but in general while we're experimenting it's hard to keep everything in …
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Simon Anciaux
I did a quick test (on the code I wrote which is very close to Casey's): After moving two screen…
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Sparkletone
This is perhaps slightly off-topic, so apologies if it's over that particular line, but this roun…
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Dale Kim
If you're willing to spend some time reading and listening: http://robertoconcerto.blogspot.c...…
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Tribuadore
Can anyone tell me if the transitions of entities between high/low frequency are working correctl…
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zipzoomzap
After stepping through with the debugger, I'm getting it more and more. To clarify something els…
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Gavin Williams
I think Windows is a lot better than it used to be, I have been using Windows 8 since day 1 and I…
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zipzoomzap
big thanks to all of you guys. I think it's just the char pointer types that's throwing me off …
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Iker Murga
If you'd like to see Caseys explanation of pointers, watch the intro to C day 3 (link to episode …
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Nines Baobaberson
I've been having similar questions and I feel like I'm finally starting to get it a bit of a gras…
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Pavlo
That's exactly it. Thank you.
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Johannes Algelind
Yes on both questions. You seem to get it. Accessing memory through a pointer is essentially the…
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Jeff Buck
I ran into this too. There's an easy fix for it, but it's not obvious at all. Create an ~/.lldbi…
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Pavlo
Apparently, Xcode (v6.1.1) ignores breakpoints inside #include'd files. It sets breakpoints with …
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zipzoomzap
the pointer is just a memory address right? That memory address will take us to the memory that …
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