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Comment #46966137
That's so cool! I didn't know they open sourced it. Is your work also open? And how do you check that the frames don't change? I love seeing people try to revive old games and impr…
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Comment #46943393
If I may ask, how did you end up getting access to the code base? And what are you doing with it?
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Comment #44514855
How does this compare to a static site generator like 11ty? What would be the benefits of Astro over that or another site generator?
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Comment #43295861
That's what people say of C++ too. Too many features makes it harder to learn a language and ramp up on codebases; they'll have different standards on what they use.
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Comment #42816703
The compatibility can be solved with macros to toggle it on or off depending on how you're building. C++26 has constexpr sqrt.
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Comment #42743938
This will ultimately benefit the current Big Tech incumbents. Tiktok was gaining ground rapidly on advertising money and I wouldn't be surprised if there was lobbying that stifled …
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Comment #41633103
Yes, that's correct! Unfortunately ARM64 can't fully interface with x64 code (e.g. you can't translate an ARM64 CONTEXT to an x64 one directly due to differing numbers of registers…
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Comment #41631343
ARM64EC doesn't really make your code JITable. It is ARM64 code with thunks to enable transitions to x64 code. That's why it runs at near native speeds; not because of the JIT. The…
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Comment #41623356
ARM64EC requires source and it produces an ARM64EC executable, which runs close to ARM64 speeds. x86/x64 executables are emulated.
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Comment #41541813
> I went to Georgia Tech over other universities because it was in-state and Georgia has generous scholarships for students with good grades. So why does competition among schools …
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Comment #41284860
Can I use the VS Code C++ extensions still?
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Comment #41251526
It's showing a few incidents now. Some things are still green though that don't seem to be working.
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Comment #41032654
MPL or CDPL
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Comment #40985032
I have tried using LLMs on the legacy C++ codebase that I work on, and the only thing it could reliably do was generate code for unit tests. When I fix bugs, it's usually not helpf…
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Comment #40627305
Yes, D. D has great support for compile-time function execution, and generics. You can generate code at compile time and use it with generics. It's what C++ should have been.