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feelamee
2y ago
concept interface isn't owned or invented by OOP.
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feelamee
2y ago
very thanks, this will be useful to simplify my debugging! > and I am also going to include the beginner one, but please do not take that as an indictment of your skill level Don't worry, I am really feel myself as newbie in windows
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feelamee
2y ago
For example for debugging gui apps. Let's say we have function `on_event(event_type)` and you want to examine execution if `event_type == mouse_up`. In reality conditional breakpoint is the same as simple, but simple require support fr
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feelamee
2y ago
as I said - this easy to fix once and for ever Also not all apps write to stdout/stderr by default. > How do you people comfortably debug C in Linux ? It depends on what comfortable is for you. Most of my pc experience is terminal
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feelamee
2y ago
If this is not weird hack, why gdb provide api for getting C++ variables values instead of using this "legitimate programming technique"?
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feelamee
2y ago
> How would that work for types where the required functions are not instantiated Obviously, it will not. But why not to try?) > Most iterators' operator++ are inlined Sure, it's sad. But I'm still think that such featu
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feelamee
2y ago
I have AMD Ryzen 5 3500U with Radeon Vega Mobile Gfx (8) @ 2.100GHz. As I remember - it is should work according to documentation, but I couldn't launch it. Probably I'm not spend enough time to solve errors
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feelamee
2y ago
I use VS2022 Enterprise If you know solutions, I will be very thankful for any info. P.S. Note, though I meet all of this problems, probably I don't spent enough time to find a solution (maybe tried first links at google and so on). E.
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feelamee
2y ago
> What features do you most miss? one time I wanted to write generic printers. E.g. printer of any type which support C++ iterators. But gdb can't call C++ functions from python api (excepting weird hacks like evaluating `print c.be
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feelamee
2y ago
eh, thanks > How can I persuade my boss to pay for Undo? fun quote.. but my boss will never pay for it because I am the only one who use gdb in our company, unfortunately)
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feelamee
2y ago
> The available Linux debuggers are gdb and lldb. They both suck. They crash all the time, don't understand the data types I care about, and they don't make the data I need available at my fingertips as quickly as possible. quo
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feelamee
2y ago
> You’re doing something very, very wrong hahha, really fun taking into account quote from article: > You're using the wrong Linux distribution
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feelamee
2y ago
cool, I have the same experience with my sister.
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feelamee
2y ago
obviosly.. we is > Relatively modern, capable tech corporations that understand that their code is an asset. (This isn’t strictly big tech. Any sane greenfield C++ startup will also fall into this category.) and @bagxrvxpepzn is ofc >
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feelamee
2y ago
Ok. Please, just use your current C++ standard. But we will go to use the new one with all features we want to use.
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feelamee
2y ago
yes, but... noone except your shell! Fish is perfect and very very often can guess what I want using pwd, file existence, current prompt, etc...
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feelamee
2y ago
cool Does it have any relation to safe c++ [1] proposal? [1] https://safecpp.org/draft.html
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feelamee
2y ago
This is not about new ideas for humanity, but for me. I started the development of the game engine. This was one of the most interesting goal on my list. I will use vulkan. And my demo goal for this is a super realistic scene with human, hi
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feelamee
2y ago
> Accessing a data member that's within the common initial sequence[1] of both union alternatives is perfectly well-defined.[2] Wow, thanks for the detailed answer. I'm not that familiar with standard. I will explore your links
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feelamee
2y ago
Sure, I need to add some descriptions for people who don't know what it is before seeing my implementation. Thanks for the review!
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Show HN: SSO – Small String Optimization
(github.com)
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feelamee
2y ago
there is also gn[1]. It doesn't seem to be very popular, but feels good in my experience. [1] https://gn.googlesource.com/gn
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feelamee
2y ago
I think just [1] is a good generic "do stuff" tool [1] https://github.com/casey/just
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feelamee
2y ago
Oh.. my best is 170. Thank you for fun before asleep. I think this is a great result for the first game.