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This is possible not only fault with AI, because I always do tests, but sometimes I don't always manage to cover all platforms like this Linux, because I have to admit that I don't have a PC, and I did all this on my phone.
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Show HN: Stb_zip – header-only C ZIP parser, zero dependencies, fast
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Show HN: Header-only GIF decoder in pure C – no malloc, easy to use
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Ask HN: At what age did you start programming or think about it?
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I will choose C for one simple reason: less unnecessary overhead. In C++, a lot of additional stuff can be added to the binary after compilation, which makes it harder to fully control. With C, I get a clean binary right away, and that’s wh
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Ask HN: Which is better in your opinion: C or C++.Justify your answer?
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https://onlinedocs.microchip.com/oxy/GUID-317042D4-BCCE-4065... https://www.nongnu.org/avr-libc/user-manual/group__avr__stdl... https://manpages.debian.org/testing/avr-li
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https://github.com/Ferki-git-creator/Uprintf/pull/3#issuecom...
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Okay, I'll review the answer, and to tell you the truth, I'm improving the code and comments with the help of AI. Well, of course, I did the ideas and other things myself, and I understand that you may not like this. AI is a contr
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Ok, I will make your request.
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Thanks, I will review your PR, and I have to thank you very much for saving my time and correcting the error.
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1y ago
Thanks, I will make and add unit tests As you requested, I'm already starting to do it, but in the meantime, if you want, you can support the project with a star. :)
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Show HN: Uprintf a universal stb-style printf implementation for C (no OS)
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What new library could I create for Arduino?
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Show HN: NZ1 new compression for embedded systems and games
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Ask HN: What are your favorite obscure but brilliant C/C++ libraries?
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Show HN: Stb_zip – header-only C ZIP parser, zero dependencies, fast
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Ask HN: Looking for an Invitation to Join Lobste.rs
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1y ago
Thanks for the idea, it sounds interesting, I'll try to simplify the syntax for better understanding. 1. Inline styling with @ @color#4c4,bg#aaa Text @ color#hex for text color bg#hex for background color Multiple props separated by co
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Building a Markdown-like language, shaped by community feedback
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Ask HN: Where can I get a free domain to use with GitHub Pages?
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It looks cool, I wish you luck in developing the language. I liked your language and I hope it becomes popular someday.
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Thank you for this selection of games, especially liked «Battle for Wesnoth».
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Ask HN: Which Do you know any open source games?
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Hmm, sounds appealing, and I agree, C is still pretty complicated and the slow speed of the program is not that critical, in exchange for this wonderful library that will save me a lot of time, unlike C.
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Thank you, for these materials you have helped me a lot to understand everything better.
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Thanks, that sounds interesting, I'll try to find out more information about it, and maybe use your advice.
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Ask HN: In which programming language is it better to make your own language?
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