I made a similar editor a while ago https://apps.apple.com/us/app/aerial/id1483897826?mt=12
> creation of a Beizer curve: ... clearly a CPU algorithm. isn't this just a tessellation basically? GPU-based tessellation is very common, mostly for meshes but can be used for line-like figure too.
good to know, thanks! I personally would like to know when the GPU resources become available (freed) thus still inclined to prefer RC over GC tho.
this is a really good benefit of RC codebase. Resource management becomes much more harmonious and easy to follow.
my understanding is that the author is talking about stack usage at runtime not the size of an entire stack which can be set by the pthread API you mentioned. it's confusing because the article starts with a discussion…
sort of. I don't write tests at early stages, do you? I don't see types as serious tests and I don't think they are robust. let's say that some integer must be between 10 and 100, do you use type checks for this?
but do you want, for example, a file system where you have to define what kind of files you can store? This folder can only contain JPEG and PNG files, this folder can contain only A or B ....etc. useful in some cases…
off-topic but the author's negative sentiments toward c++ is interesting to me as it is quite opposite with me. I use c++ mainly but when I have to use javascript at work, i really hate it for whatever reason. wonder if…
I personally don't see that capitalism itself is the culprit of the issues mentioned but I don't like monopoly powered by free software. as long as competition is in place, I am kinda ok with big companies exploiting(?)…
I do agree with most of your points, porting may not be possible. However, I was just wondering if the future of C/C++ can be much safer than it is right now. for example, GCC's GUARDED_BY macro is a big help in thread…
100% agreed. Html and css are for documents not for ui imo. Quite sad that they are becoming the standard for creating ui
Really good points made by this article imo. I feel like a lot of OO code problems can be the result of misuse of encapsulations. A private member of a class that mutates is rarely meant to be encapsulated but it is…
I made a similar editor a while ago https://apps.apple.com/us/app/aerial/id1483897826?mt=12
> creation of a Beizer curve: ... clearly a CPU algorithm. isn't this just a tessellation basically? GPU-based tessellation is very common, mostly for meshes but can be used for line-like figure too.
good to know, thanks! I personally would like to know when the GPU resources become available (freed) thus still inclined to prefer RC over GC tho.
this is a really good benefit of RC codebase. Resource management becomes much more harmonious and easy to follow.
my understanding is that the author is talking about stack usage at runtime not the size of an entire stack which can be set by the pthread API you mentioned. it's confusing because the article starts with a discussion…
sort of. I don't write tests at early stages, do you? I don't see types as serious tests and I don't think they are robust. let's say that some integer must be between 10 and 100, do you use type checks for this?
but do you want, for example, a file system where you have to define what kind of files you can store? This folder can only contain JPEG and PNG files, this folder can contain only A or B ....etc. useful in some cases…
off-topic but the author's negative sentiments toward c++ is interesting to me as it is quite opposite with me. I use c++ mainly but when I have to use javascript at work, i really hate it for whatever reason. wonder if…
I personally don't see that capitalism itself is the culprit of the issues mentioned but I don't like monopoly powered by free software. as long as competition is in place, I am kinda ok with big companies exploiting(?)…
I do agree with most of your points, porting may not be possible. However, I was just wondering if the future of C/C++ can be much safer than it is right now. for example, GCC's GUARDED_BY macro is a big help in thread…
100% agreed. Html and css are for documents not for ui imo. Quite sad that they are becoming the standard for creating ui
Really good points made by this article imo. I feel like a lot of OO code problems can be the result of misuse of encapsulations. A private member of a class that mutates is rarely meant to be encapsulated but it is…