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This, and also marking which one is the worst one, so I do that one first without slacking off and then the rest is easy. The other thing is that I usually lea
by makmanalp 9y ago
This, and also marking which one is the worst one, so I do that one first without slacking off and then the rest is easy.
The other thing is that I usually leave a context file (which says "you were adding X to function Y and then debugging Z") in whatever directory I'm working in so that I remember what I was doing if I was in the middle of something.
- majewsky 9y agoI usually just write "TODO have not done X and Y yet" into the source file that where I was last working. It's deliberately not a comment, so that I can find it by running `make` and looking for the syntax error.
- pvinis 9y agohaha I do that too. If I need to leave something as it is but I need to fix it, I just write what I should do but without a "//" so it doesn't compile next day when I press build without thinking.