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@M1H40S pls use the bot in #bot-cmds not here

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Dare Obasanjo (@Carnage4Life)

Using GitHub Copilot to write a “hello world” app. https://t.co/D3RZW08032

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the bot should be muted in this channel i guess

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Ryozuki

@M1H40S pls use the bot in #bot-cmds not here

Yes, I realized later. sorry

Hello. Is there a stack-allocated array class? What I want is to have a container of max N elements with methods to add/remove elements, as well as const size/contains/indexOf methods. std::array has a fixed size. array<> in base/tl seems to be always dynamically allocated. I'm tired of dealing with C arrays and a separated size counter. https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/blob/dbc05f6bb03b89d573dcda0e085206d58665d14e/src/game/server/entities/character.h#L93-L94

ddnet/ddnet

DDraceNetwork, a cooperative racing mod of Teeworlds - ddnet/ddnet

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We have a lot of such stuff in the code. E.g. in the character: CEntity *m_apHitObjects[10]; int m_NumObjectsHit;

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It is easy to code such a container and I can do it if we don't have it yet. I just don't want to reinvent the wheel.

Not in C++, but there is boost::static_vector, it's not too hard to implement such a type

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if you don't want the hybrid behaviour it's even easier

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if you want the hybrid behaviour I think you can abuse an allocator to get this done

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Not in C++, but there is boost::static_vector, it's not too hard to implement such a type

Yes, that is it. And yes it is not hard to implement and this is why I'm so wonder nobody implemented it in DDNet yet.

look at the state of the code and tell me that's our biggest problem

fokkonaut

[ddnet/ddnet] Issue opened: #3953 LCTRL equals ALT GR

lol what's that