Archives for “c++”
TextMate’s parsing for symbols and code folding is broken. It fails with many slightly-nonstandard brace arrangements, and even fails if there is a tab depth difference between closing and opening tags in XML. In addition, it’s symbol list only works correctly about half the time, although I haven’t spent the time yet to figure out [...]
May your signals all trap May your references be bounded All memory aligned Floats to ints rounded Remember ... Non-zero is true ++ adds one Arrays start with zero and, NULL is for none For octal, use zero 0x means hex = will set [...]
I’ve re-written most of my C++-based Bitstream library in Java, ostensibly to allow better integration with my image editor, but in reality because I still can’t find my bug.
I’ve spent 9 hours looking for one bug. I have literally nailed it down to 4 lines of code. The bug does not make sense. Nothing makes sense. Goodnight.
Somwhere in the bowels of the InterWeb, two coders converse: 2:07:12 AM qphoebusq: so 2:07:16 AM qphoebusq: i’m trying to use JNI 2:07:30 AM qphoebusq: which at first I thought was a way to call c++ functions directly from a library 2:07:43 AM joshkimdotorg: JNI? 2:07:45 AM qphoebusq: so you have a compiled native code library, a .dll on windows [...]
The last year or two has seen a rapid acceleration in the debut of new (or at least better-developed) toolkits for working with many languages. Most of these focus on web development, in particular “Web 2.0“. These languages (Ruby, PHP, Javascript, CSS, etc), and web development in general, are not my forte. I am a low-level [...]