;; Getting rid of explicit indexing was just step one.
-- After a few days/months/years, I now realize that it is more important and less buggy if I think only of the function to call (and whether I want to end up with a new (maybe pruned) collection, a single thing, or "both" (that's how I think of scans))
@Codeberg haven't finished reading, but reading .hpp files after .cpp files is really cumbersome. This a classic in #cpp yet I've never heard complains about it
I just heard the bad news that I am probably going to need a new job starting in July.
So, before beginning the regular search, I wanted to ask my Fedi friends if anyone could use a capable C++ programmer with lots of graphics and networking experience. I wouldn't mind a change, so I'm open to anything. Even other programming languages! It would be awesome if I could use Linux to do the work. 🐧
Locations I would consider are: Central Europe, Melbourne, Sydney or Remote
Hm is it me or there is some sort of obsession to constantly update a programming language to fill it with "stuff" and "features"
I'm noticing a clear trend for this in #csharp and #cpp, but I'm sure there are others
I mean people keep asking why C is still widely used. I'm pretty sure that one of the reasons is that the spec has barely changed in 50 years or so and it works
C'mon some programming languages are fine as they are, please don't keep crowding them unless absolutely necessary pls?
This is the only solution that supports simultaneous hot-reload for C++ applications across multiple platforms and processes, both locally and over the network. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewbkdxskl7I
@SpiderMonkey is @mozilla JavaScript and WebAssembly Engine, used in @FirefoxDevTools, Servo and various other projects. It is written in C++, Rust and JavaScript. You can embed it into C++ and Rust projects, and it can be run as a stand-alone shell. It can also be compiled to WASI.
Yay! 🎂🥳 Its been a year since we released 1.0! 🎉🎇 In the past year, we grew at an amazing pace: crossed 14.7K 🌟 with 116 contributors and 920 projects using Slint. Thank you for your love and support. https://github.com/slint-ui/slint #anniversary#rustlang#cpp#python
@gregorni
Editor: #neovim or Pe
Multiplexer: still figuring out: only recently realised they're useful.
Package manager: #nixPackageManager / #haikuOS pkgman
Shell: bash (sometimes zsh, never got around to finding out the difference)
Language: #haskell, #rust, #rubylang, #cpp, whatever else tickles my fancy.
Containers: none (most recently docker)
Command runner: don't you mean shell?
Terminal emulator: the default ones from #CinnamonDesktop and #haikuOS
Any dyld/linkage experts out there that can make a wild guess as to why one plugin (ours) in loaded in a host process would call straight into another (someone else's)? On macOS.
I think our plugin is calling std::generic_category() but ends up in another module instead of libc++. (Can't reproduce it locally so my context is limited.)
Address in target module is always the same relative its base, which makes me think it's somewhat deliberate and not a jump to garbage address.
Si vous connaissez quelqu'un qui connaît quelqu'un qui a son oncle qui connaît quelqu'un dont le voisin recherche quelqu'un pour un poste de développeur soit web soit c++ (+ Qt éventuellement) je suis preneur. Boosts appréciés #CPP#CLang#Qt#Dev#C++ #C#Web#HTML#PHP#JS#CSS#Travail#Job
On top of the recently added #Rust and #Cpp libraries, you can now also find the Slint source code on codebrowser.dev - the online code browser allowing you to browse #code just like in your IDE. Try it out and let us know what you think about this addition: https://codebrowser.dev/slint/slint/#RustLang@slint