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Relocations, Relocations
(mindfruit.co.uk)
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2y ago
I would assume he refers to "safe" being absolutely safe, while "safest" refers to the safest of the existing alternatives?
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OpenBSD is notably not vulnerable, because its SIGALRM handler calls syslog_r(), an async-signal-safer version of syslog() that was invented by OpenBSD in 2001. Saving the day once again.
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2y ago
I just tried it, and it works with clang version 17.0.6.
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2y ago
Why did I not know that this: case 1 ... 10: Is valid C? I have been programming in C for years, what standard is this from?
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2y ago
Whenever someone says "Everything is ...", he is not right.
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2y ago
>Everything is annoying to somebody. Software doesn't have to always be optimized to minimize annoyances. This is just not true, but in any case, don't get your point. The author has all the right to add anything to his blog, i
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2y ago
The problem is that it's annoying. I agree with the first post, I am not going to read this while flies are moving in my screen. Besides, if those are other people's cursors, that's kind of creepy. If you lose faith in humani
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2y ago
> why C++ is unsafe is that it's full of these unnecessary footguns I don't see the "footgun". C and C++ allow you to perform divisions by integers. If you don't specify the decimals, it understands that they are
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2y ago
The last code block has a typo: #define FRAMERATE = 100.0 Should probably be: #define FRAMERATE 100.0
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2y ago
Constants can be used for array sizes since a lot of C standards ago, right?
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2y ago
I feel like single-line conditionals are harder to read in bigger projects. I remove the brackets in single-statement conditionals and loops, but I still use another line.
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2y ago
Very interesting. Does anyone know any similar resources for non-apple ARM64?
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2y ago
Please, post the progress if you end up rewriting it.
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2y ago
Very interesting, thank you for posting it.
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2y ago
Wow, perfect timing. Some days ago I started to get interested in this, particularly in circle collisions. Keep it up, looking forward for the rest of the posts.