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by slededit 11y ago
> 2: Whose elaborate safeguard procedure failed? Since Windows was never intended to serve a life support/saving function - it was the fault of whatever OEM chose to use it in that capacity. They took on the onus to have it work co
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by slededit 11y ago
You didn't really pay for anything except a promise that they would maybe try to get you something. Kickstarter has all the risks of an investor with none of the payoff - like equity in the business.
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by slededit 11y ago
MSFT was profitable from almost day 1. I don't think its a good comparison.
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by slededit 11y ago
Inequality really works both ways. Canada is a much better place to be if you make under 60k/year. Its also a much better place to be if you fall on the work to live side of the coin. The flip side is you'll get less aggressive
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by slededit 11y ago
Rents don't fully reflect current property values. Landlords that didn't buy before the current mania are banking on property value growth to get their return on investment.
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by slededit 11y ago
It should work with C code, right now it will parse it as C++ but that can easily be fixed in the future. The 20th of this month will be the 1 year mark of when I started writing it. Creating an editor isn't for the faint of heart. I
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by slededit 11y ago
C++ and win32 (with a light abstraction layer above it). Qt tends to be very heavy weight and I wanted to control as much as possible so I could get near instant boot times. A few other library dependencies: - libclang for heavy duty parsi
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by slededit 11y ago
Thanks for the feedback I really appreciate it. Everyone uses their editor slightly differently so I'm trying to hear from as many people as possible. If you want to know when its more refined click the "Let me know when its read
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by slededit 11y ago
Another option I'm exploring is using the debug info embedded in the executable. There's lots of good info there.
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by slededit 11y ago
Its on the radar, but at the moment just one platform is hard enough.
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by slededit 11y ago
One of the problems with having a non-IDE try to parse your code is it doesn't know how its supposed to be built. I put a lot of effort to "guess" your include directories so that libclang could do a half decent job at figur
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by slededit 11y ago
The underlying code is designed to be cross platform, but I decided to focus on windows first. Linux has been frequently requested though so I'll likely focus on that next.
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by slededit 11y ago
It offers proper auto-complete as well as fast navigation to a function/symbols definition. It can also do a better job at syntax highlighting than regex based highlighters. In the future I'm hoping to add support for intelligen
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by slededit 11y ago
I wanted something in between an IDE and a text editor that could properly parse and understand C++11. I didn't see anything out there that was lightweight and didn't want to take over my entire build system - yet could still par
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