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by alco 13y ago
Hi. I don't a README in vlc-ios repo, I'm assuming it requires the main vlc repo to be built. Have you got a guide for building it on OS X? I can't get it past the configure stage due to some missing deps.
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by alco 13y ago
There is also http://git.videolan.org/?p=vlc-ports/ios2.git;a=summary that seems to be ahead of ios.git by a few commits. Do you know what's the point of having two repos?
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by alco 13y ago
Has the source code been released yet?
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by alco 13y ago
Bonjour is easy to implement. But why a special desktop app? Isn't there VLC for desktop already? I haven't used the original VLC for iOS. Do you run an HTTP server on the device for file uploading? You could go one step further a
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by alco 13y ago
> Why does the following code return 0 and not -1? This questions appears twice in the article. Note that shifting a 32-bit integer (no matter the sign) by 32 is undefined behavior (§6.5.7, 3). I'm using Clang, and its `int` has 32
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by alco 13y ago
Channels by themselves are not a concurrency primitive. If you try to write and read from a channel in the same context, you'll deadlock. Goroutines (or "go blocks") provide the concurrent semantics, channels are a means of c
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by alco 13y ago
Thanks for the info! I'm willing to get my hands dirty and see how it's all implemented there. Just for the record, in Go, if you leave a goroutine blocked on a channel, the channel and the goroutine will remain on the heap unless
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by alco 13y ago
One thing that is not covered in the post is how should we clean up those goroutines that are blocked on channels. I'm not familiar with internal workings of core.async, so I'm looking at it from Go's point of view. Imagine t
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by alco 13y ago
This looks nice. Less readable than Go (is there GoScript yet?), but still fairly straightforward. One remark I'd like to make is that I don't see this as having a big advantage over FRP. The examples with mouse coordinates look l