coffeeaddict1

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by coffeeaddict1 3y ago
But would you say that Ardour is an exception and not the norm? From what I can remember, it's not like you didn't struggle with making Ardour (see [1]) a profitable business. In fact I vaguely remember that at one point you were
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by coffeeaddict1 3y ago
Hmm, for 1 and 2 have you actually tried to profile your code? You can use the QML profiler to check which parts of QML compilation are slowing you down. Also consider using GammaRay [1] to see what's causing the rendering to be slow.
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by coffeeaddict1 3y ago
It's a hit and miss unfortunately. On my Lenovo Yoga 920, it doesn't work for example because there is no driver support. Similary on my Acer laptop too.
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by coffeeaddict1 3y ago
There are some things that simply do not work under Linux because of lack of driver support. An example is fingerprint readers. I agree that most x86 laptops are usable under Linux.
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by coffeeaddict1 3y ago
This project is really exciting. It's founded by 2 ex Qt guys and I think they made the right decision of focusing on the UI aspect only, instead of aiming to be a full on framework like Qt.
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Qt Widgets Rendering Pipeline(felipefarinon.com)
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by coffeeaddict1 3y ago
Does it? You mean if you link against libstdc++ instead of libc++?
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by coffeeaddict1 3y ago
They're only supported in MSVC and GCC (for the latter you need to link against Intel's TBB to make it work). Support in libc++ (Clang) is work in progress.
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How Rust can facilitate new contributors while decreasing vulnerabilities [pdf](cypherpunks.ca)
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UFCS is a breaking change, of the worst kind(isocpp.org)
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HKalbasi/zngur: A C++/Rust interop tool(github.com)
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C++ Should Be C++(open-std.org)
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Intermediate Graphics Library, a cross-platform GPU abstraction library by Meta(github.com)
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C++ modules support merged for CMake 3.28(gitlab.kitware.com)
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The Marketplace of Ideals(rfleury.com)
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Modernizing Compiler Design for Carbon Toolchain – Chandler Carruth [video](youtube.com)
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by coffeeaddict1 3y ago
I think the interest in this project is also peaked by the fact that some of the people behind the project are quite well-known and respected members of the C++ (and Swift) communities.
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by coffeeaddict1 3y ago
> Vello is progressing well, it's most of what I spend my time on these days. I can't promise a date for a stable version, but I would say that for the most part we're on our roadmap. That's fantastic to hear! Really
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by coffeeaddict1 3y ago
What's the status of Vello? Will we see a stable version by the end of the year? Also, it'd be interesting to see how it stacks up against the new Rive renderer, which also seems to be promising in bringing vector graphics to the
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by coffeeaddict1 4y ago
Is it (will it be) possible to use Vello from C++ or is this firmly Rust only?
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Carbon's 2023 roadmap and a look back at 2022(github.com)
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by coffeeaddict1 4y ago
How do you manage the licensing? Do you use some library to enforce the trial period in your apps?
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MGL – OpenGL 4.6 on Metal(github.com)
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by coffeeaddict1 4y ago
Interesting! I remember running up into the same problem when I was trying to recreate a way to simulate pen ink strokes digitally but eventually gave up because it was quite difficult to get something working in all cases. Could this appro
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Proxy: Runtime Polymorphism in C++ Made Easier Than Ever(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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by coffeeaddict1 4y ago
Yes, I know that the project hasn't got a bright future unfortunately. What I was more interested in was its current stability and correctness. I wouldn't mind using it if it was relatively stable and free of bugs.
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by coffeeaddict1 4y ago
Interesting, what's the license for this library?
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by coffeeaddict1 4y ago
Would you recommend Pathfinder for real world use? Of course, I know that you're no longer working on it but would like to know if there any significant bugs/drawbacks in using it. For context, I'm coding a simple vector grap
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Is there any real alternative to Skia?
3 points by coffeeaddict1 4y ago|1 comments