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if what u want is a native linux build wsl would be good

00:23

but usually when i see it advised here it’s not a good ides

00:23

odea

furo

@Ali Furkan Something like this? :)

did u remember that :D ? I tried what you said "you can change m_HammerInput to m_Controls.m_aInputData[!g_Config.m_ClDummy]" but it didnt work. I think it is my fault but can u explain it in details.

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morning

ChillerDragon

ryo pls fix

i never contributed a cpp compiler like clang, only llvm which powers rust or mlir

08:43

@Learath2 https://www.reddit.com/r/okbuddybaka/comments/17o64eq/chisato_and_takina_explain_how_to_normalize/

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10:04

too based

10:08

10:08

bocchi-chan is unsafe rust (edited)

RAII

lerato did you hack my raspi again? it offline

Ddnet irc bridge (lerato): yes ChillerDragon

ChillerDragon

lerato did you hack my raspi again? it offline

I was hungry so I ate some cables

10:46

Sry

Bota

I was hungry so I ate some cables

Now I know why I can't find my nvme adapter

That was not me I promise justatest

10:51

Please dont tell Lerath justatest

Ban

You?

are cables tasty? I usually just east my hat!

I as a Bot like Cables

10:52

And Trains

Choo Choo

I guess bots wanna be sentient after all

10:53

Since if you eat all the cables you'll won't be able to function

10:53

and will have to evolve

Mr.Gh0s7

are cables tasty? I usually just east my hat!

I west my hat (edited)

CMake Warning (dev) at CMakeLists.txt:383 (message):
  GAME_CLIENT is not alphabetically sorted
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  CMakeLists.txt:391 (set_glob)
  CMakeLists.txt:2161 (set_src)
This warning is for project developers.  Use -Wno-dev to suppress it.

hu?

10:57

I even put in the result of find . -type f | sort

I think it means the alphabetical order of the filenames or smt

heinrich5991

[ddnet/ddnet] Pull request opened: #7640 Remove ddnet.appdata.xml

It was outdated already. Fixes #7607.

Checklist

[ ] Tested the change ingame
[ ] Provided screenshots if it is a visual change
[ ] Tested in combination with possibly related configuration options
[ ] Written a unit test (especially base/) or added coverage to integration test
[ ] Considered possible null pointers and out of bounds array indexing
[ ] Changed no physics that affect existing maps
[ ] Tested the change with [ASan+UBSan or valgrind's memcheck](http...

heinrich5991

GAME_SHARED is not alphabetically sorted

smt like this

… | sort

try LC_ALL=C

10:59

| LC_ALL=C sort

thx, did it

this arithmetics-with-enums-stuff is somewhat irritating … only C coders will even think about doing such

explain?

11:16

can you show an example?

e.g. float / enum value

11:17

(compiler with c++20 warns about)

ah. before constexpr, this was the only way to actually define compile-time constants (edited)

^^you were faster

well, const just means "constant after initialization"

i doubt C++23 will allow that at all

do you have a reference that this has something to do with c++20?

11:18

or is it just that particular compiler that started warning for it when changed to c++20 mode

no this warnings appeared after i switched from c++17 to c++20

ok, so it might not be related to c++20 at all? I'm not sure how compilers usually implement stuff

Fussel

i doubt C++23 will allow that at all

isnt c++ backwards compat

no. they finally decided against this

:O

Fussel

no. they finally decided against this

link?

no link, but they dropped formerly deprecated stuff, like garbage collector

I don't remember a garbage collector in C++

they introduced some keywords, but it wasn't used ^^

ah

11:25

and no compiler implemented it

11:25

according to some random blog post

11:25

so they're not actually removing anything that could break anyone

11:25

since it wasn't implemented

is cobol memory safe?

as memory safe as any ancient egypt dialect

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23240882

marktangotango

Given all the attention COBOL has gotten lately, I still haven’t seen any discussion of its characteristics that make it relatively “safe”, secure, and fast. These are; all memory is statically allocated, no dynamic memory allocation. No user defined functions and no stack. Of course I’m referring to the 85 standard here and later versions added...

11:31

I still haven’t seen any discussion of its characteristics that make it relatively “safe”, secure, and fast. These are; all memory is statically allocated, no dynamic memory allocation. No user defined functions and no stack. Of course I’m referring to the 85 standard here and later versions added these things but 85 is very common on mainframes (my understanding please correct if wrong). These two things disallow entire classes of exploits and errors.

11:31

sounds like yes, by being sufficiently restricted

where did the convo in #3091 start or am I just blind

https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/issues/3091

Client Side translation of Server Messages · Issue #3091 · ddnet/dd...

The server would send a packet instead of a chat message with a id and arguments, then the client would display the translated messages with those values. We would then need our own printf parser a...

see the mention over my first comment today (edited)

oh look thats the issue i opened

heinrich5991

see the mention over my first comment today (edited)

ah, got it. thnaks

11:33

I am blind afterall

Ryozuki

oh look thats the issue i opened

you sure did

11:34

i did cringe a little bit reading my old replies

xd

am i the only one who don't enjoy reading old posts of mine

your posts look fine

it's just me.

i cringe reading my forum posts

11:36

but i was 15

oof

11:36

I think I was 17 when I found teeworlds

im 23 now

8 year veteran

btw at some point when i looked into rust

11:37

i also disliked it

11:37

and even abandoned it

11:37

but i picked it again

11:37

xD

I hate rust

I don't, but I like saying it

11:38

anyway. I'm supposed to finishing my work so I can go home. soo...

11:38

brb

TsFreddie

I don't, but I like saying it

just like me when i talk about cpp

11:39

rip

11:39

what time is it there

11:39

19:39

yes, smart guy

i literally googled

11:40

time in china

11:40

lucky for you china only has one timezone

https://without.boats/blog/poll-progress/

btw how was your app

TsFreddie

btw how was your app

i need more time

11:46

i do too many projects

11:47

yesterday i started a pascal compiler using LLVM MLIR

11:47

in rust

did you find a thing to do for it already

no xd

why pascal

i need a easy good app idea

11:47

cuz pascal is simpler to do a compiler

11:47

its like C but unlike a functional language

11:47

forth is the simplest but its stack based

just for fun i guess

and usually with a interpreter

11:47

yeah

11:47

and to flex

11:47

hey i did a mlir pascal compiler!

11:48

good thing to add to resume

can't wait to compile my pascal minesweeper using your compiler

it will be blazingly fast

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and also maybe able to run some stuff in gpu

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thanks to MLIR

11:48

https://mlir.llvm.org/docs/Dialects/GPU/

'gpu' Dialect - MLIR

Multi-Level IR Compiler Framework

11:49

this is all big copium tho, maybe i never finish it

Ryozuki

good thing to add to resume

how long is your resume

@heinrich5991 this guy spammed all channels

TsFreddie

how long is your resume

i need to update it

i had like three things.

but i only worked at 2 companies

maybe that's why i never found a job

xd

11:50

u need to sell urself

11:50

i mentioned i contributed to ddnet on my interview

maybe when I get fired from this one

i also mentioned the rust kernel experiment i did following a blog post