Unfortunately, AMD drivers are beyond terrible and you'll experience frequent timeouts.
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Having a C API like that is always nice. I don't wanna fight Rust.
But then you have to fight with Rust.
Graphics programming and the required math prerequisites.
Even their codebase on Github is clunky with 10 folders to get through to see any code.
This is from 2021.
Arm aiming is the way.
Definitely this. Lots of good practical advice in his videos too.
Modern C++ is a scam.
How does said software get "flashed" onto the hardware?
That's Windows' fault by making the task not by any means straightforward in the first place.
"Building fast programs, with Go/Rust"
Sure, bud.
Works on mine.
What's not to like?
No screenshots, no care.
Your own.
I'd use something like Sean Barrett's stretchy buffer [1] instead.
[1] https://github.com/nothings/stb/blob/master/stretchy_buffer....
What a useless article. You didn't even take the time to explain what your issues with it are.
Why would you kill your compile times like that.
That's actually a neat idea.
RAII requires even more boilerplate.
It looks very underwhelming and lacks personality.
I don't get why people mention this title so often, for a beginner it's confusing at best especially the first few chapters.
Sum types are the new trend.
Handmade Hero is mostly C with a very limited amount of C++.
You don't have constructors that 'fail'.
Could you give a summary of what you learnt from it?
What's wrong with it?