malkia

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by malkia 2y ago
I've been long user of JetBrains' products - and love them. I even use ReSharper in Visual Studio (which I still consider better IDE, but for Linux / Mac - JetBrains is my choice, and heck, sometimes even Rider/CLion&#x2
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by malkia 2y ago
Right, I'm giving my thoughts based on where I work, and actually we do enforce the same compiler for everyone, even where it's installed, but still..
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by malkia 2y ago
I think at some point, but could be misremembering, IncrediBuild did local preprocessing, and then all you need on the other end is compiler. It might be still an option if pre-processing (for your own codebase) is insignificant vs compilat
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by malkia 2y ago
Giving a comparison - e.g. evaluation - is a work paid hours. Also no one probably in their mind is ever going to do such an evaluation, or if it's done, it'll be one where you had to scratch one solution because of some limiting
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by malkia 2y ago
Haven't tried it, but you can always `cc_import` a locally installed library and expose it - though not sure how this works across the wire... Then again, this might be all asking for trouble - what if your colleague has different inst
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by malkia 2y ago
ha! we've used it really long time ago, and there was something a bit non-standard with their C++ pre-processor, back then it wasn't working with one of our macros, and by the way they were displaying messages, and later searched
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by malkia 2y ago
Some other alternatives, also haven't hearded about this one: - SN DBS - https://www.snsystems.com/ - Used by a lot of game developers, to spread mostly compilation (but also shader compile, or custom jobs). - Inc
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by malkia 2y ago
How would you know what I've been screaming for the last 15 years? I said in the "digital world" - equating what a dumbass does with his goons thinking he knows everything. Most of us here are software engineers, we all know
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by malkia 2y ago
These do not seem to be pure "header-only", but involve #include-ing the same file at least once with "#define C2_xxx_IMPLEMENTATION 1" That's fine though. AFAIK, there is no sane way (across platforms) to have sing
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by malkia 2y ago
We were thinking the other day getting some from the local farmer's market, but then hearing about the bird flu, and decided against it... :(
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by malkia 2y ago
I've used only few times back then, but it was impressive (previous experience was with Borland's / Turbo debuggers which was nice also, but Numega was just another class)
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by malkia 2y ago
Somehow this brought the memory of Numega's awesome SoftICE!
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by malkia 2y ago
ZX80 was cloned in Bulgaria (during communist time) as Pravetz-8D - it was fun, because you just needed a TV, and not separate monitor. The other clone (Pravetz-8M/82/8C/8M) were based more or like on the Apple ][/etc, b
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by malkia 2y ago
Can't they print something that llvm-symbolizer would pick up offline?
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by malkia 2y ago
or ahem... CMake
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by malkia 2y ago
Quota/pricing.
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by malkia 2y ago
Using otel from C++ side... To have cumulative metrics from multiple applications (e.g. not "statds/delta") I create a relatively low cardinality process.vpid integer (and somehow coordinate this number to be unique as long a
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by malkia 2y ago
Bulgaria (and the rest of the eastern block) were cloning all kinds of computers. My first one was Pravetz 8C, which was really Apple ][/e or /c One of our most prestiguos software/hardware companies employed people solely to
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by malkia 2y ago
25 years ago I worked on a port of PC -> Playstation 1 game. We did not had proper devkits, but the yaroze model ("amateur", allowing for "printf"-debugging of sorts) Long story short, our game worked as long as the p
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by malkia 2y ago
GoLang assembly boggles my mind - I understand why it's there, but having looked at it few times makes me wonder if it could've been prevented somehow (I guess not, cryptographic primitives would be way too slow, redirecting them
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by malkia 2y ago
It's not, because some middleman (library, framework, etc.) would assume that JSON is really about sending integers as doubles, hence you are getting only 53 or was it 54 bits precision, and then you end up sending an integer as "
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by malkia 2y ago
Apart from being text format, I'm not sure how well JSON-RPC handles doubles vs long integers and other types, where protobuf can be directed to handle them appropriately. That is a problem in JSON itself, so you may neeed to encode so
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by malkia 2y ago
^^^ - this was my first reaction too. I wonder how they would ensure the same level of quality (e.g. not just safe code due to Rust)
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by malkia 2y ago
Yup! I'm using this project as playground to get better at Bazel, and also to evaluate for myself - "is this really a tool I can use at work" - "Not yet, because someone else must be mad as me to love it to use it, inste
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by malkia 2y ago
I've been using it to package the opentelemetry-c++ sdk for us, with single command: bazel run make_otel_sdk it compiles debug, fastdebug, release, then it places the .dll, include/ folders, etc. into single zip. I'm also inv
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by malkia 2y ago
Game developers use LZ4 a lot, like a lot. It's fast on both ends.
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by malkia 2y ago
Good start, but what would happen in the next 4 years with goverment organizations being closed? Or maybe they are finally taking some action...
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by malkia 2y ago
This ain't Lua, Pascal, Basic or Real Life :)
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by malkia 2y ago
I use thread_local a lot, but until recently, on Windows a delay-loaded dll with thread_local would've not worked, and the fix that is in place today is costly, okay that may not be the typical case, but it shows that support for such
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by malkia 2y ago
Nice explanation with the ink. Here are some other sites to checkout: https://tls13.xargs.org/ https://curves.xargs.org/ https://fangpenlin.com/posts/2019/10/07/elliptic-

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