So, I couldn't resist, and added a texture, and an animation to the game about Dima who just stand 🧍♂️👉 https://codeberg.org/xolatgames/Dima-stand
And, you can also try to build this game through CMake now, so you don't need to install CodeLite for building this game especially.
#opengl #gl #glfw #glfw3 #cpp #cpluplus #gimp #3d #gimp3 #blender #blender3d #development #dev #devlog #opensource #codeberg #cmake #cmake3 #codelite #glsl #simulator #3danimation #simulators #opengl3
So apparently when called on the wrong variant, [expected::value](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/expected/value) throws but [expected::error](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/expected/error) is UB???
I'm flabbergasted at C++'s ever renewed ability to defy the principle of least astonishment.
Query Your C Code. ClangQL is a tool that allow you to run SQL-like query on C/C++ Code.
https://hackaday.com/2024/04/08/query-your-c-code/?utm_medium=erik.in&utm_source=mastodon
I'll try and get started on https://github.com/ArkScript-lang/Ark/issues/415 soon, to clean the code, optimize a few things when it's obviously bad
Might spam and create more subtasks, I also want to refactor the whole VM because of a big inline declarations file...
I don't know if it's peak lazy or peak "engineering" but I just read someone argue for "sizeof expression" and against "sizeof(type)" because the former is two characters shorter. 🤦♂️
[for brevity, omitting other aspects of the argument]
No, they weren't discussing writing the smallest program or anything like that.
indirect_value lite for C++11 and later is coming along nicely.
indirect_value: a free-store-allocated value type for C++ (p1950).
