DDraceNetwork - developer

wtf

02:54

what's the point of this

02:55

@matricks was this meant to be touched up on in the future (context in image)

it's an interface

04:02

you inherit from it

04:02

is the definition virtual?

Devlog #2 for my Killfeed editing I made CTeeRenderInfo m_VictimRenderInfo a buffer of 4 items, and am now trying to make the client capable of rendering 4 victims at a time, if there are 4+ in a team. I'm at the part where everything needs to be validated, but this won't compile. What am I doing wrong?

04:36

i guess we will never know if the definition is virtual

whar

The ctf.cpp controller returns non zero indicating a flag was involved in the kill

06:00

You are wondering if mode special is always zero right? It’s not in ctfhttps://github.com/teeworlds/teeworlds/blob/26d24ec061d44e6084b2d77a9b8a0a48e354eba6/src/game/server/gamemodes/ctf.cpp#L40-L64 (@Voxel)

Voxel

whar

No, I was confused by what Ewan meant by i guess we will never know if the definition is virtual

06:02

oh i didnt read

06:03

i literally have no idea i just saw some random code with a bunch of inputs and it just returns zero

it is virtual so there are multiple implementations for every gamemode and in ctf it’s not just returning zero there

06:06

But ddnet broke controllers there you are stuck with the ddrace controller hehe

class ISomething : IObject {
  virtual int doSomething(int input) { return 0; }
};

class CSomething : ISomething {
  int doSomething(int input) override {
  // stuff happens here
  }
};

(edited)

06:35

interfaces are usually comprised solely of pure virtual methods (e.g. doSomething() = 0 instead of doSomething() { return 0; }) but it sounds like something happened to make this not the case in ddnet's development history, based on what chillerdragon said (edited)

06:38

oh another explanation which makes more sense after re-reading chillerdragon’s msgs is that the original method from the interface is pure virtual so the CTF implementation returns 0 so that it doesn’t fail to compile with undefined reference errors

06:41

looked back at the screenshot and no

‍

06:41

really just no pure virtual in the interface

heinrich5991

generally, I think it's worth to keep issues open that happen to users, even if they're not caused directly by us

Every issue should have the possibility to have a PR that can close it. If it's a dependency we use that broke something, can be fixed by updating dependency. Reproducibility shouldn't matter. For those graphics problems, there is a chance we could work around the issues instead of waiting for GPU manufacturers to fix their drivers

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Portage_TMPDIR_on_tmpfs

Portage TMPDIR on tmpfs

11:41

@Learath2 i forgor to put portage and /tmp on tmpfs xd (edited)

11:41

i have 32gb of ram and was wasting write cycles on my ssd

11:41

im dumb

11:42

also tmpfs should make compilation faster maybe :o

Voxel

what's the point of this

Bro gotta learn some oop principles

Anime.pdf

Bro gotta learn some oop principles

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i also forgot to setup weekly trims on my ssd

12:23

i ran it and it trimmed 275gb lol

12:23

fstrim

murpii

[ddnet/ddnet-web] Pull request opened: #245 Rikka & Corpse' stepped down

13:36

def-

[ddnet/ddnet-web] Pull request closed: #245 Rikka & Corpse' stepped down

13:36

def-

[ddnet-web:master] 2 new commits

20ead2c Rikka & Corpse' stepped down - murpii a89dd5b Merge pull request #245 from murpii/patch-2 - def-

Voxel

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m_VictimRenderInfo is probably an array or a pointer? e.g. if it's an array, you need to index it first, like m_VictimRenderInfo[1].m_CustomColoredSkin