The ffmpeg devs have said many times in public that they routinely get speedups of 10x or more over C code. I'm not a reputable source on this myself but I highly recommend looking into their channels, mails, or posts.
It is definitely more performant in my experience. Occasional hiccups happen as well, but way less than with VS. Please note my experience with VS 22 is a bit dated because I moved to Rider a few versions ago (probably…
Try `git add --patch` (or just `-p`). git will go through each change and you can decide if you want to stage it. You can even stage individual changes in a file. This doesn't cover new files though. For those you can…
I already read PCL and imho it's a really great book. In case, however, you have further questions (like I did) have a look at #lisp on irc.freenode.org - the guys there are really nice and helpful.
The ffmpeg devs have said many times in public that they routinely get speedups of 10x or more over C code. I'm not a reputable source on this myself but I highly recommend looking into their channels, mails, or posts.
It is definitely more performant in my experience. Occasional hiccups happen as well, but way less than with VS. Please note my experience with VS 22 is a bit dated because I moved to Rider a few versions ago (probably…
Try `git add --patch` (or just `-p`). git will go through each change and you can decide if you want to stage it. You can even stage individual changes in a file. This doesn't cover new files though. For those you can…
I already read PCL and imho it's a really great book. In case, however, you have further questions (like I did) have a look at #lisp on irc.freenode.org - the guys there are really nice and helpful.