majorexception

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   by majorexception 2y ago

   I don't think there's real difference between Python and C. With Python you can't make your program use more than 4 GB of address space if you run it with a 32-bit interpreter. You have to swap the interpreter. In C the same
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   by majorexception 3y ago

   I did that, but then adding 0_degC + 0_degC gave 273.15_degC. I think that would be surprising to many people. In reality I don't remember ever having to deal with physics formulas that used °C instead of Kelvins, so the only time I ne
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   by majorexception 3y ago

   Something like this: auto operator"" _rpmPerVolt (long double x) { return decltype (1_rpm / 1_V)(x); } I have a macro for that: #define SI_DEFINE_LITERAL(xUnit, xliteral) \ [[nodiscard]] \
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   by majorexception 3y ago

   Yup. So I explicitly deleted operators for °C, so things like 5_degC + 10_degC won't compile.
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   by majorexception 3y ago

   I have a project for which I wrote a simple units library. I don't think I'd be able to write any physics-related project now without using it (or a similar library). My Quantity class has a set of 8 parameters (7 SI base units an
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   by majorexception 8y ago

   Hmm. I have 4-core i7-4770, but the UI on this thing lags a lot, all widgets generally feels sluggish. Such graphics operations don't require a lot of CPU, though, remember that we used to have 200 MHz Pentiums? On Firefox it's ev