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by mivanchev 9y ago
I must voice concerns regarding this product. Just took a look at the Notepad++ plugin ( https://github.com/wakatime/notepadpp-wakatime ), because this is something I know a lot about. To begin with, it sends filenames t
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by mivanchev 9y ago
>Wait, what was the alternative? No floats? How the heck would people calculate things with only integers? I find working with fixed-point numbers actually much easier than (hardware) floats, because of the even distribution. Also note
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by mivanchev 9y ago
Plugin's author here. While NppEventExec is certainly nothing special, it allows me to optimize my workflow significantly and may do so for you as well. I use it for instance to format source files before saving them and to quickly co
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Show HN: NppEventExec is a Notepad++ plugin written in C(github.com)
5 points by mivanchev 9y ago|2 comments
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by mivanchev 9y ago
Very much this! As a person who recently completed a medium-sized C project I can say the author's work is simply IMPRESSIVE on so many levels. It's true that there's no error checking and there's undefined behavior, but
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by mivanchev 9y ago
Thanks for taking your time to analyze the binary. I know we are not constrained by expensive hard drives these days, but this sure is some wasted space.
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by mivanchev 9y ago
This one never gets old! While it's debatable whether it makes a whole lot of sense to compare compiled code to (completely) unrelated things, it's pretty shocking that touch on Mac OS Lion is that large in size (haven't veri
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by mivanchev 9y ago
For convenience! Make is a powerful software and GNU Make is readily available for Windows, e.g. as part of MinGW. I also actively use it for my projects, because it's just kind of always there when you need a build system and you can