waqar144

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by waqar144 1y ago
Please fix the performance of your website. Scrolling down is too slow and crashes my browser sometimes.
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by waqar144 2y ago
Nice, thanks a lot for sharing the knowledge.
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by waqar144 2y ago
You keep ignoring the point. Show me how can I write a program in C# that works with a fixed size memory region, lets say 512KB. It should not do any dynamic memory allocation. Here's a library that does this in C in case you are wonde
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by waqar144 2y ago
In C, I can just write the whole program without calling malloc. I write my own allocator tuned for my programs behavior, I even have multiple allocators if needed. I just have a lot more control available. If you can't do this in a la
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by waqar144 2y ago
> performance ceiling of .NET is at approximately the level of C/C++/Rust/Zig Not really. You don't have the same level of control over memory in managed languages
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Code Browser for C, C++, Rust and Dart by KDAB(codebrowser.dev)
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by waqar144 2y ago
https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/ktexteditor/-/tree/master/...
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by waqar144 2y ago
IIRC, you came around in the kate channel on the matrix. Unfortunately you gave up really close to getting the build successful :) I did try to help as much as I could, but I am no Craft expert myself and we were transitioning to Qt6 at tha
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by waqar144 2y ago
the architecture is really simple. The buffer contigously stores a list of "blocks". Each block contains a small number of actual text lines (usually 64-128). Thus if you edit a line, we only need to update the block containing th
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by waqar144 2y ago
Kate has good code integration these days, but it depends on the language. Might not be great for some languages.
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by waqar144 2y ago
because its not very easy to come up with new designs, at least for me. On the other hand if another tool provides a good and easy to understand UI, copying it makes sense. Kate still has a lot of its own things and ideas.