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Sir make a content about OOP library in C. I am curious but dont know how to start 😀
Bro is going into Linus Torvalds territory
"more" instead of "greater"? So "less" or "more".
zozinarino when are you gonna program in Nim again
On bool to enum return type missing errorlist for compile assisted refactor. It is what it is and it isn't what it isn't. I mean it is C we know it can do wonky things, so better change the function name and go trough the error list that way. That is the most consistent way in practically any language not just C.
Like with the language car analogy. In modern cars with manual transmission that sync the discs we do not have to rev match the downshift. Doing that habit anyway doesn't hurt, will work anywhere and increase lifetime of the transmission.
refactored our prod db to tatr
another one, the error handling
Woah the chat subtitles are peak
I worked at a company that uses/used 5+ different issue-tracking systems at the same time directly and indirectly for the same software archive (yes that exists), so I have a strong biased opinion about the use of issue tracking systems/databases. At some point the issue tracking system IS the ISSUE. Why do you need an issue tracking system if you have a good version control system and keep your issues as ordered oneliners in the header of the main source-file of your project, why do you then need an extra system to maintain those issues?
I am the kind of person that if I have to give an issue a priority number, it would probably take me multiple hours per issue to come up with the correct number and many of them ending up with having the number 42. A simple ordered list, ordered in order of priority or what you want to work on first, is way easier to handle and maintain … (at least for me)
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Ehm… I think C11 and up would throw a warning…
Well at least If you campare with an actual true or false value.
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Tagged breaks are on the table for C2y. (which are basically just gotos).
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fscanf (src, "%"SCNi64,…. ).
14:22 i was screaming at the screen like “BOOLEAN!!1”
I am a professional MUMPS developer. I would love to see tsoding try MUMPS. It is an interesting language
when bisqwit not uploading, i'm watching tsoding.
2:28 reminds me of that Christmas song.
🎵6 planned for next release,
2 good stream topic,
and something something pear tree 🎵
David Hirsch and tsoding video in one day
i think this is the 3rd time when just a day before i was thinking of something vague and then tsoding releases a video on that topic. Yesterday i was thinking about making my own little issue tracker, and poof, here comes tsoding.
Mr Zozin, can you do a series of Static Analyzers?
Interesting topic, when i was very young i wanted to write expression parser and executor, i don't have access to almost any literature at first attempt i made some convoluted "parser", next attempt i tried recurrency, then i stumbled upon some description of conversion to RPN using stack and this was most successful – i learned about Dikstrja algorithm much later.
7:40 I am once again requesting that you look at Rhombus programming language. It's like Python syntax with Rust/Haskel functional qualities but with simple to write but powerful macros with awesome pattern matching. It's pretty slick and might become my goto DSL generating language. All the power of lisp without the poopy parenthesis everywhere
Без зозина в жизни пиздосина
Docx instead of md for tasks
Syntactic error at "(" is a very weird way to say I hate you, but C++ exist
JiraC
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Tsoding project with SQL when?🤭
Ah damnit, i spent all morning today doing number parsing for string views manually, i could have used the temp allocator!
I watched this video in 2 separate tabs at the same time.
If i recall correctly, the type checking reporting the errors like that was already in porth