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funnily the example used, i.e `printf` of single values is very special. Under the hood, variadic arguments that are `single` are actually converted to `double`. See the `cvtss2sd` in [1]. [1]: https://godbolt.org/z/Yr7
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Dark Data
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2y ago
any of those : https://wiki.c2.com/?CategoryPattern
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2y ago
For french speaking ppl see [hello457]. [hello457]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XOly5CBftA
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2y ago
As people already commented in 2011, that's pretty common.
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2y ago
> I'd love to see the codegen differences between the applications There are two applications, dynamic calls and dynamic casts. Dynamic casts to final classes dont require to check the whole inheritance chain. Recently done this in
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2y ago
Sure sometimes there are deprecations and API changes. Assumptions must be revised accordingly.
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3y ago
I'm on this right now --- The content of the files included in this reposity can only be consulted by inherited human vision. Visually unpaired people can obtain the right to use indirect systems to be informed of the content by explic
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3y ago
what's the most recognized definition of "human being" ? Does the Cambridge dictionary make authority ? Also the fact to automate an usage of the code may be difficult to define, for example a script that build VS a script th
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Ask HN: State of permissive licences and AI training
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We have small ones every 10 years here too, in the Rhine valley. The first time is a bit "wtf". There are area where people are not at all prepared, so it's just an ubris thing: "oh well that was an earthquake I guess&qu
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3y ago
nbdy trusts this guy anymore.
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3y ago
Here that does (version 119)
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3y ago
Yuu might be interested to zoom in the Toulon harbor area (FR) and to observe the numbers: 99 ships sunk, representing 290 968 Tons, but only 3 causalities. Here is why [1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scuttling_
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3y ago
Have you ever heard of https://cudatext.github.io/ . It's certainly faster than Kate.
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Fun Fact, PNG and Microsoft
(forum.lazarus.freepascal.org)
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Britain began producing Soviet spare parts based on reverse-engineering
(bulgarianmilitary.com)
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3y ago
the side bar is dated in at least two ways.
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3y ago
while the article states it was a fingerprint "direct hit"
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3y ago
Fortunately D has `static foreach`, is what I thought yesterday after reading the article. One aspect I note is that finally the point is not having variadics or not (assuming an expression can represent a type then you can use tuples inste
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The backend/frontend separation sounds right but the "sub" split of the frontend sounds odd. You dont care if in the AST some functions are doing too much. In my opinion the most important is the ability to _drive the compila
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From what I can read the author got really unlucky with some kind of radical API changes. Maybe at that time the LLVM team was a bit less serious with deprecations ? I use LLVM since v9, nowadays I'm stuck on v15 (that's not becau
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3y ago
Commits messages are the shit.
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3y ago
Big public schools could use jammers, but afaik those equipements are not legal.
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3y ago
The names you know in this list https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_software_forks
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3y ago
the 3rd, LDC, uses LLVM as backend. Both all share the same frontend. https://dlang.org/download.html open-D is not a 4th implementation it's a fork.
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3y ago
Docs look fancier. Well not always [1]. [1]: https://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/ref/ref38x.png
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3y ago
just like 2023, 1920x1080
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3y ago
> what the actual colors were worst ?
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The specs look good but "again" this is a problem that's been solved by other languages since years, I think particularily to D "scope guards" ( https://dlang.org/spec/statement.html#scope-guard-
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