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by rep_movsd 9y ago
Well LISP has no distinction between meta-programming and programming. so as long as you like parens, you can do anything
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by rep_movsd 9y ago
Yes - D is what C++ should have been. By C++ 23, we will be about 80% there :| Considering that one of the greatest C++ programmers of all time (Andrei) is now a D person, that's proof enough. But for some reason, this sort of C++ shen
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by rep_movsd 9y ago
Browsers seem to be happy with <br/> for example, which is actually deprecated and a HTML 4 thing
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by rep_movsd 9y ago
Syntactially, I believe I have implemenetd HTML5 It parses out a pretty large example HTML file without any trouble
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by rep_movsd 9y ago
The HTML that browsers accept is loosely defined The HTML specification has a grammar and defines whats allowed - a subset/derivation of XHTML/SGML and their ilk There are a bunch of test template files in the test/ folder th
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by rep_movsd 9y ago
I see - here the compile time data structure is converted into a tree at runtime and rendered. I decided to use a runtime DS to allow things like splicing and looping templates etc. It's also possible to make the runtime render the com
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by rep_movsd 9y ago
Nothing is as scary as boost :) This is as scary as a bunny painted in camouflage.
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by rep_movsd 9y ago
constexpr is a subset of what you can do at runtime. So my way of debugging is #define constexpr Which makes all the code plain code that executes at runtime, then you can put your couts and use your debuggers. Its orders of magnitude simpl
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Show HN: Compile-time HTML parsing in C++14(github.com)
175 points by rep_movsd 9y ago|81 comments
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by rep_movsd 9y ago
MMX is not really dead - how else would you do byte level integer processing? AFAIK the later SIMD instructions are all float based
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by rep_movsd 9y ago
Or you could just use INT 19 ; (CD 19) On my Windows 9x box it was the fastest way to soft reboot when made to be an MSDOS mode shortcut
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by rep_movsd 9y ago
Would it not be cheaper and faster to simulate a drone and fly it through virtual 3d environments and still learn? Or would the physics be too complex to model well for simulation?
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by rep_movsd 12y ago
Either I'm a complete idiot or this is bullshit - Just an analog computer. Are they simply confused by the fact that analog voltages can theoretically hold infinite information because they are real numbers? Which is actually false, b
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by rep_movsd 15y ago
This is me : http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/9gkag/iama_6th_grade_d...
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Three ways you can draw circles(schmantics.blogspot.in)
2 points by rep_movsd 15y ago|0 comments
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by rep_movsd 15y ago
I think they are sending out rejects first.. got mine :) This is what we are building https://market.android.com/details?id=com.vtcreator.android3... Funny one week we get featured by Robert Scoble and next week we get rejected by Ycombin