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Livet Ersomen Strøm
Can someone help me to explain what I just observed? The other day, I was running some code here…
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Livet Ersomen Strøm
The way I understand it all the code we see now, or much of it is for illustrative purposes only.…
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Frank Polster
If you are on the computer where you originally downloaded the source, maybe you'll find the "Sen…
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Livet Ersomen Strøm
I dont know. But it's an important question. As I found out recently. I find that the material C…
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Jari Komppa
You're supposed to have a mail, from "Handmade Hero <[email protected]>", with subject "(…
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Livet Ersomen Strøm
I guess this is wrong place for this, but. I can't access the new sourcecode, cause I cannot fin…
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Jari Komppa
For more on PRNGs, read this article: Random Number Generation - Chris Lomont (pdf) It also cont…
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Jari Komppa
I've seen that game development has been moving towards higher and higher level languages as time…
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Frank Polster
I think no one enjoys allocating memory and guessing how large a variable has to be. But people d…
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Ruy Calderon
I've heard of the Marsenne Twister, but was unaware of the details, much less the existence of a …
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Yes, XorShift is pretty good PSRNG. It is very easy to implement it, takes little amount of code,…
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Ruy Calderon
I've actually been interested in the topic of random number generators ever since we started talk…
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Frank Polster
cmuratori HTML/CSS/JavaScript is a lost cause. [...] Too bad our whole world is built on this tec…
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Roderic Bos
Thanks for clearifying, I thought already that it wasn't the most performant code. But just remem…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
You definitely want to do shift instead of division by 255. Division by non power of two compile …
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Roderic Bos
What I did was this: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2…
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KRB
... oh bugger, now I have to add them! ... later :P
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Mike Oldham
My OSX port in debug mode runs right around 53% CPU with day 39 code.
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Andrew Bromage
I notice that Casey is not wearing his Gauntlets of Power.
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Zachary
I don't know if he's mentioned it on stream, but there's a nice Q&A on Gamasutra with Casey. …
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scot rice
Hey, I've worked on my own game a couple of times, and one of the main questions i have asked my…
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KRB
This is what I think its like every time Casey codes: he beats the game into submission! (sorry, …
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Karl Kirch
Yeah, I wasn't super concerned about the usage, just wanted to see where things stood for people.
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Christopher
Hey! Just tried it out! great work! (I've been using this as a rough guide for some linux things …
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Neil Blakey-Milner
Now up to date with Day 38.
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Casey Muratori
I haven't looked at this at all but that doesn't sound high to me. The bitmap drawing code is ve…
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Neil Blakey-Milner
My Linux port using xcb has the following behaviour: Debug build: ~40% CPU - xcb_handmade Opt b…
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Karl Kirch
So I've got day 38 loaded up in my swift platform layer and I'm seeing about 70% cpu usage when r…
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Karl Kirch
Another update: Day 38 support with bmp loading included (thanks to itfrombit for finding a solut…
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Karl Kirch
I assume that you're doing this on the desktop, so the answer is yes you certainly can create a p…
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