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da447m —
But if there is a frame that for some reason takes 30ms, you'd then do physics for only 16ms and t…
I only have limited physics programming experience, so don't take what I say as "the way" to do th…
Thank you so much for the fast reply! I'm a bit new and these forums are super helpful.
Unfortunately this has been a bit broken for a while. But you can achieve what you want with a sim…
da447m —
And varying physics timestep is bad - gives nondeterministic results, often exploads in various co…
Oh sorry, my bad. Not your example, I mean something like this:
I assume if you're asking if it it makes two unrelated pointers equal, not addresses of pointers. …
But doesn't that make &ptr1 == &ptr2 expression equal to true.If the compiler can do that then why …
If compiled functions (or global variables) contains identical bytes, the linker can put only one …
Yes, produced code looks identical - but that can be de-duplicated by the linker (it will keep onl…
devirtualization means change virtual function calls (which are indirect) to direct calls - as tha…
Thanks for the answers! Compilers try as hard as they can to remove virtual functions. It is calle…
In later code HH enables vsync and measures time between frames to use for delta time. There's lar…
I added .inl to the "treat as code" section in my config.4coder file. I am quite new and couldn't …
da447m —
Why would you call physics several times instead of only once after time accumulates >= threshold?
da447m —
Thanks for the references, but I don't get what you mean by "software". In my toy I'm using sdl in…
Nobody really is making software rendered games for anything serious. So doing sleeping & timings …
I'm not sure I understand your question, but a common way (as far as I know) games works is by ren…
da447m —
Hi, at this point I'm not sure there is a sort of main loop, but according to the initial vids, th…
Not always. Inlining large functions increases code size much and that may be bad for code cache. …
There is something that I still don't quite understand about inlining functions:Is inlined a funct…
A small patch release with a few new features snuck in is now available for download (0.3.6.3). Ne…
imgur album address is not an image. It is html file that cannot be displayed as image. If you wan…
I'd say this is expected behavior. This is what you actually want. Because clicking back button sh…
This is known issue. It's been reported many months ago:
bumbread —
With Google Chrome if I read the post, then click the "back" button on the address bar, the post o…
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If you go to the main page on the website and click "mark all posts on the site as read", then go …
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Latest update: here's the top output for the chrome right before it becomes unbearably slow: https…
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While writing a math-heavy article I noticed that the live-preview started lagging, and after a fe…