jesionaj

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   by jesionaj 10y ago

   Hmm, the usage of .dbc files is interesting. That format is owned by Vector and proprietary. I'm curious as to what the limits of using DBC are, as I'd love to integrate them into the product I currently work on without paying tho
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   by jesionaj 10y ago

   I definitely identify with this post. I love figuring out each and every bit of the product I work on, how it interacts with other code or products or whatever, before inevitably getting frustrated when the focus is on shoving more features
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   by jesionaj 12y ago

   Looking the PDF over again you don't need malloc, that was a quirk of our implementation. We had separated public/private structs, meaning private variables were inaccessible by non-class methods (and thus also unable to be instan
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   by jesionaj 12y ago

   I've actually used a subset of that book for on an embedded system. It ended up being scrapped, partly due to project management issues and partly because we were writing twice as much code for very little benefit, so I can't say