Old thread: >>105667962

What are you working on, /g/?

keep it

For me it's C with GNU extensions and tcl/tk.

Threadly reminder.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hrDm7xDpig
really the truth is generic derived classy lenses are optimal except when you have existentials, higher ranked types etc
theres really no reason to be using plain fields

>>105702108
>nofieldselectors
is good for this reason
>duplicaterecordfields
sucks
>overloadedrecorddot
sucks for different reasons
they also made .1 be "1" instead of 1 which is bizarre also no tuple instances (???)

in the man page for fgets there's a parameter definition
char *fgets(int size;
char s[restrict size], int size, FILE *restrict stream);

the first int size is separated by a semicolon, am i to understand that fgets can also take only an integer size and return an empty string type pointer of that size?

>>105702219
i think its a way of forward declaring it to use in s, it's a bizarre gcc extension

Haskell users love to brag about their elegant, pure code, but their language is a memory hog. Since everything is immutable, every operation creates new values, leaving a trail of garbage in its wake. Recursive computations? Each iteration spawns yet another value. But don't worry, GHC's garbage collector swoops in to clean up the mess—though it's impressive it can handle the 1GB of garbage per second that Haskell users so casually generate. So, if you're into watching your RAM fill up and empty out in a endless cycle, Haskell's your language.

>>105702242
Why leave memory unused?

>>105702263
RAM is like water reserve. When you have only half left you should be seeking where you can find more.
If it runs out, it will be fatal.

>>105702284
It depends entirely on the program how much of the system you expect it to be using

>>105702094
If C++ is so bad then how come a lot of important software is written with it. Checkmate.

>>105702307
Sure, but system will run other programs so if your program uses all ram, the system can't work.

>>105702263
Cache associativity.

>>105702327
It's entirely circumstantial, you're talking as if every single haskell program is going to use up most of your RAM indefinitely when in reality this is almost never a problem

>>105702309
Sepples is made for corporations. The programmers think it's what the company wants and the company excepts you to know it even when they have no idea what it is.

>>105702309
Incompetence by the programmers, the management, and the users. Think of it as separating retards from their money - the second-olöest profession in the world.

>>105701967 (OP)
currently making a qrcode reader and possibly a generator too in c from scratch

so far i've only read the wikis and implemented getting the smallest version to encode/decode text with suitable error correction algorithms

>>105701967 (OP)
anyone has advice for a QA doing BE automated testing? I love progremming and it's the only reason I can keep doing this job.

>>105701967 (OP)
Linus looks so fucking old in this

>>105702573
time goes by pham, none of us are getting any younger

>>105702607

>learning rust
>write entire program logic with like 300-400 lines, all the while wrestling the compiler (holy shit the boilerplate for just something like static dispatch made me crash out)
>finally after a grueling past few days, run my program for the first time
>literally flawless execution at runtime with everything working as expected
feels so good man. It's like I'm edging the "holy shit everything works" feeling by tardwrangling all my thinking errors at compile time with the LSP. I've coded in the shitlang like python for years and never knew runtime behavior could be this satisfying first try. Thank you, based crab. I'm always trust troons on technology from now on.

>>105701967 (OP)
Kind of hard to believe that Linus went to this kind of meeting dressing a motherfucking daffy duck polo shirt

started writing software that i use on the semi daily..

stuff like loggers, file tagger/sorter, quick file shuffler, etc.. feels kinda nice but it'd be nicer if i had a job

>>105703004
Sounds nice.

I just make useless toys. There is no software that I actually need.

>>105702309
Because C++ isn't bad, it just has bad features. Fizzbuzzers often cannot handle being told to simply read the manual and not use bad features.

>>105703419
Read the correct manual and not the many incorrect ones

>>105703450
Luckily manuals aren't books.

>>105702349
>>105702356
Dolphin, the Gamecube emulator, is written in C++. It's not a corporate project so your points about corporations and management don't really apply.

>>105702823
>I'm always trust

>>105703461
The irony of autists hating on C is palpable, it's a concession of midwittery. Inability to write constexpr functions that compile down to a single integer, inability to write destructors that replicate goto cleanup pattern effortlessly, inability to comprehend that language is a tool and C++ deserves its name by being just a superior C that enables you to do more with less. This is the benchmark that separates the left side of the bell curve with the correct side.

>>105703610
show me your c code that makes some api calls, takes the json, puts it into a struct and returns back another json. if it's longer than 50 lines, you're a stupid faggot

>>105703630
Even LLMs have bigger context windows nowadays. Don't worry anon, I believe you unconditionally, I blindly trust the assertion that you're a sub 70 IQ subhumn gorilla nigger monkey animal.

>>105703461
sepples, the standard, is made by and for corpos. obviously nothing is stopping you from downloading gcc/clang and programming in it.

The best language is the one you prefer. It's subjective.
For me, it's C, C++, and C#. Yes, all three of them.

>>105703699
Nothing is stopping people from programming correctly as opposed to incorrectly, yet here we are.

Fuck marry kill:
>C
>C++
>Rust

>>105703726
You already wrote the only correct order.

>>105703726
Fuck C
Marry C++
Kill Rust

>>105703004
sounds based ngl, maybe try your luck developing a filepicker for loonix, they could use it in steamOS and you'd be a hero, you could easily integrate tagging, sorting and shuffling

>>105702036
>For me it's C with GNU extensions and tcl/tk.
Fucking EWWWWWW

>>105703778
>filepicker
no chance, it's actually illegal to render thumbnails correctly in a filepicker running on Linux.

Who needs GPUs?
Just raytrace in real-time on the CPU using SIMD and threading

>>105703810
steamOS won't say no, and if you pull that off, you'll get KANG of loonix award

>>105703649
b-but i thought C was so good and you should use it for everything

stupid faggot

>>105704091
chaff off the wheat

>>105703860
Looks better than modern games too. Anti-aliasing is demonic.

>>105702036
>tcl/tk
B A S E D
A
S
E
D

>>105702233
Forward declaring within a parameter list and variably modified types (standard, but rarely used).
I guess it acts as a hint to allow the callsite to check that the buffer has at least as many bytes as its size says it has, and the argument order is just retarded. (It's stdio so that's a given.)

is there a good cheatsheet kind of format for c++ syntax somewhere?

>>105704459
My brain.

>>105704477
soon

>>105701967 (OP)
giving up and working on some java exercises because I am a no-coder. its not that fun to use, but its the only choice I have besides c++.

why do programming languages all treat strings as some kind of magical entity instead of just as data

>>105704631
Because low IQs want something retarded such as string + string to just work.

>>105704631
I like what Rust does, which I imagine is similar to what C++ does. (I was about to write a struct in pseudo code but I don't want to embarrass myself).

I believe it is a data structure containing a pointer to the string data, but it also stores its length and capacity, pretty much a dynamic array, which, in Rust, gets freed after it goes out of scope.

Unfortunately I don't fully understand the difference with a &str and I keep mostly just throwing "&" around in my code almost randomly when writing Rust

>>105704631
define "just as data"
in fact, define "magical entity" - what's magical about them?

>>105704701
He means a data structure instead of a string literal
Pretty much what >>105704652 is talking about

>>105704631
Unicode is magical though

>>105704631
What do you want to happen when you do string[1]? Do you want the second byte, the second Unicode codepoint, or the second grapheme? Cause I'll proposition that in the majority of cases you want the second grapheme. But because of Unicode, that could be 18 codepoints/38 bytes long

A grapheme being an actual renderable glyph. A codepoint being a number defined by the Unicode standard that may not even be renderable, and a byte being 8 bits

you don't need more than ascii and anyone who claims they do is lying and/or retarded

>>105705276
based latin alphabet fundamentalist

>>105705276
nvke

>>105705276
Unicode is why modern software is so slow.

>>105705276
based, fuck non english speakers, especially the yids.

>>105705316
elaborate im willing to believe this

>>105705343

>>105705276
It helps but only slightly. When you want the length of a string, do you want its byte length or do you want the number of characters to render. don't forget ANSI escape codes still exist

The ISO committee has been shitting on C++ for so long and so hard that they don't know what the fuck they're doing, do you understand that?

i'm gonna do it, i'm gonna do the practice problems in the book this time!

>>105705603
there's nothing gayer than solving practice problems written by another man

what do you guys actually work on if you write code outside of your job?

>>105705756
>job

>>105705490
Still better than following a bunch of troons

Wasted the last month of my life learning and practicing Rust.
I want a job.
How do I go back to C++. The language feels so weird to me now.

>>105703461
And aside from the Ubershaders it's horrendous garbage. Every single time I look at emulator code I get an aneurysm.

>>105705856
>rust
sorry anon, you can't just detransition like that, it doesn't grow back

>all visual studio updates for the past 2 years have just been integrating more and more ai shit
software is going to be unusable at this rate

at first I was like

>>105707069
but then

>>105702823
Now build something using threads. No cheating by using unsafe + global, static mutable arrays to get around the borrow checker.

So i've confirmed im only calling the function once and the function only writes once.

So why is it writing twice? It's like my script is haunted.

Is it because i am using append? I added a timestamp to my code so i will see if its the same exact message.

This is the relevant part of my code:
fileName << "textHere " << varName << ", textHere " << functionName(varName) << " textHere" << "\n";
[\code]

so why is hacking games by editing memory with cheat engine so easy if 99.999% of the time those variables aren't marked as volatile?

>>105707265
most of the time you find the function where the important data gets set then you hook it and modify the value as it is stored in the registers

i don't think it matters much whether a variable itself gets optimized away

>>105707265
Bruh, it's not going to keep your gold count in the cache across frames. All that caching shit is more about what the CPU is immediately doing at that moment. Every time it switches to doing a completely different task like graphics rendering or audio everything is going to get kicked out for the next set of routines it has to run.

>>105702036
Literally me.

>>105702036
posix c with my own gui toolkit

>>105701967 (OP)
I'm vibe coding a non-linear neural network visualizer in c and lua.
My end goal is to be able to find interesting or useful neuron architecture that can be extracted, combined etc into a sort of neural programming language. Or to create some sort of facsimile of intelligence. It won't ever learn to walk, talk or program software, but I think it's a neat little toy and I like to watch the neuron paths propagate and change from different stimulus. And I think the fact that it can "learn" and change in real-time is way cooler than llms mimicking training data.
I've already discovered a couple small architectures that could be used as registers or logic gates.

am I really missing out on anything by using a c++ book from 2004?

>>105707471
Yes, 21 years worth of improvements to the language.

>>105701967 (OP)
Is that a wig?

>>105705316
Unicode can be validated at 30GB/s, that's only half as slow as a theoretical maximum bandwidth on DDR5, are you sure it's because of unicode and not your shit code?

>>105705264
I want non-latin speakers to be genocided.

>>105707780
>validated
Great, now put it on the screen.

>>105707794
ascii has same problem, whole graphics stack is cargo culted clusterfuck and removing unicode fixes none of it.

>>105707793
et tu, anon?

>>105707117
Because you're using iostream instead of something sane.

>>105707800
rendering ascii on a screen from scratch is a fun afternoon project in assembly with a little bitmap drawing.
rendering unicode is divine punishment for Man's hubris.

>>105707886
It's not punishment enough.

>>105707886
if a literal russian can figure it out I'm sure you can too anon, assuming you're not like brazillian or something

>>105707886
You don't understand the fundamental issue if you think fonts are where the problem lies.

>>105708068
ok.

>>105708068
>what is han unification

>>105708191
Something that doesn't show up in a profile.

>>105708204
Who cares about profiles.

>>105708388
People who don't LARP and actually care about performance.

>>105708446
So it has absolutely nothing to do with the topic on hand, LARPer, got it.

>>105708464
The topic is that unicode makes programs slow, which is not true.

>>105708485
>fonts are where the problem lies.
And now scram.

>>105708507
They aren't. You cannot show me a single program where its profile will ever point to font rendering as being the bottleneck, mentally ill tranny. Remember to post a link to a stream once you had enough coping and finally decide to let nature heal.

>trannies living rent-free in incompetent autismos head
Lol
Lmao

Is there any usecase for OCaml?
If so I am considering learning it.

>>105709920
not in the real world, unless you're hired by jane street

>>105709920
No, Rust was written in OCaml, and discarded the moment Rust could compile Rust.
And ignore the bit where it doesn't compile without C++.

>>105709978
>compiler
you mean the proof of concept
>in rust
you mean the frontend

rust is llvm, always will be, thats why it will never take over embedded

>>105710002
When arguing semantics, you should at least learn semantics first.

>>105710018
enlighten me then, i'm very arrogant

>>105710029
Look up definition of compiler. And read it out loud for the class, Timmy.

>>105710040
"a program that converts instructions into a machine-code or lower-level form so that they can be read and executed by a computer."

so is the code compiling rust code into intermediary language for llvm to digest?

>>105710065
>or lower level form
enlighten me what's lower level than machine code and why you couldn't find a proper definition not written by a H1B visa holder

>>105710113
>moving the goal post

i always knew you were a faggot, i just wanted to prove it

>>105710126
The goalpost hasn't moved, it remains the same: learn the definition of compiler, Timmy.

>>105702859
>Meeting
It was just a dinner at the Microsoft azure chief's mansion (left on the picture). Nothing official or important.

>>105709920
The best fast Fourier transform library is ocaml code generating c code.

>>105709974
>not in the real world, unless you're hired by jane street
What about for something like game engine development? Think like Godot but instead of GDScript you write OCaml.

>>105710229
Cool!

ILGPU is an entire C# to PTX assembly (+ other backends) JIT compiler? The fuck? How did this guy manage something like that.

>>105710065
L -> Compiler -> L'

>>105710541
This is too complex for /dpt/

>>105703860
I am curious what kind of graphics are achievable in a fast modern CPU (let's say 9800X3D with it's 512-bit vector registers and 96MB of L3 cache).

>>105705490
Don't care, still using C99

>try using mold instead of ld
>links into a smaller ELF
>somehow has more sections
how does it do it?

>>105710844
this

>>105711197
Padding?

>>105711353
Good point, uninstalled that piece of shit.

https://github.com/SanderMertens/flecs/commit/1a5ca7256c760572a9fef77c1bf3182dac1f67cf
This is a warning. This is what happens when you try to use ECS.

>>105712190
>using discord
At least they posted that right at the top, so that I was able to ignore the rest of the faggotry.

>>105712190
ECS is arena of memory allocators.

>>105712190
>We’re also deeply grateful to Riot
Nothing of value has been lost

>>105710836
memory speed
with a 9950x3d its like speeding into a brick wall

>>105712377
4K monitor needs only 16GiB/s for 240fps. Memory is not the bottleneck, your CPU is.

>>105712411
what about working data though

>>105712486
A sphere is two floats, 8 bytes. A cube is 4 floats, 16 bytes...

>>105712493
Why would you use floats?

>>105712511
Because integers will make for a shit render.

>>105712533
How? All you need to do is interpret values as centimeters or millimeters. With 32 bits you can keep track of everything within 4,294 kilometers.

>>105712560
>floats are too slow, my CPU can't handle it while my RAM is sitting idle!
I accept your concession.

>>105712582
I didn't post >>105712377, nigger.

>>105712596
If it ducks like a samefag and looks like a samefag, then it is a samefag.

>>105712602
>looks like a samefag
Are you suffering from dyslexia, or are you simply retarded?

>>105712560
Math just isn't there yet.

Are there any reference counted and compiled languages other than Nim and Swift?

>>105712623
I'm suffering from too many concessions being thrown at me constantly.

>>105702823
Transwomen are the most powerful force in modern programming

>>105712666
formerly known as white autistic men

>>105712652
Those are your own bottles, Ivan.

>>105712704
I accept your concession.

>>105712675
Turns out estrogen alleviates autism by upregulating some serotonin receptor
https://smoothbrains.net/posts/2025-06-15-estrogen.html

Drunk AND retarded.
Poor Ivan.

And in today's episode of /dpt/ (as every day):
>u
>no u

As deserved by all objective standards.

/dpt/ - Downie's Psychosis Tales

>Psychosis
So is that samefag in the room with us now?

>>105712824
Luckily the only room he's in, is yours.

Where? There's no one here.

>>105712851
Do a mirror test.

Are you so drunk you regularly see yourself twice in the mirror? Because that would explain a LOT.

>>105712726
>Drunk AND retarded.
>Poor Ivan.
My name is Ivan ...

Haxe has to be the largest literally who language I've found

>>105712913
It had some pretty damn cool features back then but most of them were adopted by larger languages.

>>105712913
It's the OG memelang

>>105702094
Why do you hate C++ so much

>>105713475
Midwits hate and fear what they don't understand.

Guess what it told me.

>>105713321
>>105713355
Is it any good? I'm interested because it has algebraic data types, pattern matching, and compiles down to C#

>>105701967 (OP)
>there is no known way to evaluate a quadratic/cubic bezier by distance
>if you want to make cubes 1m apart along a bezier, the only way is to sample it a bunch of times and hope you get close
why are mathematicians so bad at their job? a bezier is just a couple multiplications and additions, you would've thunk you could just implement vec3 bezier_at(vec3 p0, vec3 p1, vec3 control_point, float distance_from_p0);

>>105713832
I don't think so. All the features the made it different have been integrated into newer languages and AFAIK it's kinda slow.
Maybe the one advantage it has is that it compiles to webshit, or just use it because you want to, ofc.

>>105713865
Well beziers are parameterized polynomials and the arc length of a polynomial usually requires a line integral.

directly swap the values of a and b without introducing any temporary variables

you should be able to solve this

>>105714062
>load the value of A into <register 1>
>load the value of B into <register 2>
>load the value of <register 1> into B
>load the value of <register 2> into A

>>105714062
a = a + b
b = a - b
a = a - b

>>105714170
>*overflows*

>>105702720
what went wrong?

>>105714268
lmao no wonder gates wants to destroy the world, his bloodline is already dead

>>105714243
Works in python

>>105714062
>mutate state
I shant.

>>105714062
>without introducing any temporary variables
I create the new permanent variables A2 and B2 with the values swapped from the originals, then permanently discard A and B.

>>105713820
it told u to use cmake

>>105714501
I'd rather use rust than ever touch cmake.

>>105714062
I just redefine what memory locations a and b bind to. No need to move anything. Bonus: works extremely quickly even with large memory objects!

>>105714571
looks like you were filtered. many such cases

>>105714571
I *am* using Rust instead of touching cmake, fuck that shit

>>105714619
post code for redefining the addresses that a and b bind to

>>105714062
xchg

>>105714501
give me 1(one) good reason why i should use cmake

>>105714774
because then you'll have good reason to tell people its shit

>>105714774
>cmake
me? I just hit f5 and vs goes brrrrrr

For me it's GNU make.

Does anyone have any experience with running databases within a container like Docker? I'm thinking of writing an observer kind of program that listens to added and removed files in a directory tree and saves the corresponding metadata to a database, but I also want the database to be self-contained, portable, and easy to back up. I thought maybe putting it inside a container image would work, but I don't know what kind of caveats or pros and cons I should be aware of before attempting such a thing.
Also
>stuck for a week trying to write a clustering algorithm measured by hamming distance between perceptual hashes
>algorithm at this point is over 100 lines long between backups, long comments to try to make sense of each step, and complicated structures to reduce cycles
>still not working well enough
>think to back to Terry's words, "is this too much voodoo for our purposes?"
>replace everything with two for loops, a recursive function and a simple boolean vector to mark elements as already used
>it works on the first try and is even faster
Terry's advice has ironically saved me more times from self-made shit code than any of my college professors' advice. It's humbling, for lack of a better word.

GHCmake when

I just won't use a programming language that doesn't define its own build system, simple as

>>105712283
ecs is cope for """"prrogrammers"" who dont know hwot to arena

arena is trivial and idk what an ecs is (dont care)

So in all the books they always just show 1 header and 1 implementation file per class. Is that really how projects are organized? The libraries I've used don't make you include a separate header for every class. Do they generate like headers specifically for library distribution that include all the class specific headers, or is 1 header per class just not even really a thing in the first place?

I'm literally retarded when it comes to Linux development, how do I integrate keyrings as password storage (complete with the password prompt) into my GUI shitware, is there a FFI that I can use or is it more complicated? if that matters, my shitware is not written in C or C++

>>105715400
i believe libsecret has the functionality you need

>>105715297
Headers don't exist except as a convention

>>105715297
Header files are completely arbitrary. You can create one giant header that encompasses everything if you wanted to.

>>105715297
if you had to include a header for every type in win32 you'd spend all your time writing #includes

>>105715496
well I'll be fucked, that's what I was looking for, thank you

Should I make my own opengl shadertoy just for fun

>>105715862
no

>>105714714
So you can steal it? I don't think so.

Is this the place for shilling your hobby project?

>>105716209
Absolutely.

>1 + 1 //adds 1 to 1 (should equal 2)

>>105716209
Why would you want to associate your online presence with 4chan?

>>105715297
You do 1 header and 1 implementation so that other classes depend on that header and touching the implementation doesn't trigger a recompile of everything with make.
Libraries do 1 header and everything else for easy distribution, you won't be touching that header or the implementations.

>>105707780
>she doesn't know about small string optimization
ngmi

ou have 50 microservices, each with its own API.

The frontend team is losing their mind.

To render a single page, they make 10+ network calls.

The app is sluggish. Users are complaining.

How do you fix this ?

>>105716626
Why do you assume you can only have one?

>>105716666
checked
1 microservice that aggregates the microservices for the page
dinosaur videogame for people waiting

>>105716666
dont use microservices :^)

>>105716666
https://whatculture.com/offbeat/10-ways-to-dispose-of-a-dead-body-if-you-really-needed-to

>>105716666
refactor to a monolith

software design is a art

test

I love C++ now.

>>105717823
comments are a code smell
#include <climits>
static_assert(CHAR_BIT > 1);
static_assert(sizeof(int) >= 1);
static constexpr int one_plus_one = 1 + 1;
int main()
{
return one_plus_one;
}

>>105718046
code is a code smell

the best code doesn't even exist

What is going on with Amazon? Are people just like AI generating books and listing them?

>>105718078
nah bro, the legendary programmer GAVIN H KENT legitimately wrote 27 books on different highly specialized topics in a year

>>105707466
Day 2 of my agent programmed ai network.
I think it's onto something, gonna just let it cook.

>>105718535
Hey, look, drugs.

>>105708569
Please don't ever post again.

>>105718046
It's a nonexistent function so it's a function with no implementation which is just an integer being pulled from garbage memory

Absolutely reasonable. Only an idiot wouldn't see that coming

Whenever I do some leetcode problem I feel like I just always worry about whether what I'm doing is efficient enough or not.
Even when I post my code or ask questions or something someone will just reply
>why didn't you just do xyz?
Usually its because I didn't know at all about xyz.
Still makes me feel bad

>>105719212
faggot

>>105718218
It is insane that amazon doesn't need QA team for books, but facebook spends billions of dollars on filtering me posting "nigger" in any possible way to protect the community and if I found a new bypass, it would still be cleaned up within 15 minutes, because god forbid some nigger loving boomer saw that word.

Why? Do my posts remind you how much of a chinless freak you are?

Any books or resources that can help me learn more about the structure of operating systems?

>>105719497
https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/OSTEP/

has anyone made a full language where the commands and structure are clearly spelled out, rather than abbreviated to save a few microseconds of keystrokes?

the closest things i've seen are a handful of scripting languages (which usually give up as you get more complicated and expect you to follow more typical conventions) and some of microsoft's powershell or internal value names. (though they tend to go overboard and give things an entire essay for a name where two words in camelcaps would suffice.)

>>105719777
(yes (it-is-called-a-lisp (and (it-is-miserable (to (actually (read it)))))))

>>105719777
>has anyone made a full language where the commands and structure are clearly spelled out, rather than abbreviated to save a few microseconds of keystrokes?
Java comes to mind.
public class Test extends Something, implements SomethingElse {
public static void test() {
Integer z = 2000;
}
}

>>105719777
Java is the first thought when it comes to verbosity over tersity

>>105719777
begin_subroutine_global_function(integer_type_with_32_bits_of_storage_using_twos_complement: x)
begin_code_block_for_subroutine
conditional_statement_on_the_following_expression: x compares_equal_to 3
begin_code_block_for_conditional_statement_being_true
return_the_following_value_to_the_caller: true
end_code_block_for_conditional_statment_being_true
begin_code_block_for_conditional_statment_being_false
return_the_following_value_to_the_caller: false
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>>105719777
BASIC

Reminder you should never listen to anything /dpt/ autists will tell you. They're dumber than an LLM.

>>105720229
Thanks for reminder, and I will never listen to your niggertarded drivel because of it.

never trust anyone's opinions on programming if all they're overly proud of is a program that only prints stuff to terminal

>>105715297
>for library distribution that include all the class specific headers
Only headers that declare symbols required in the public facing API need to be #included when using their library, and for many libraries this is only a single header. User of the library don't need to worry about the internal headers. Only the compiler does if you're compiling from source.

So C++fags replace perfectly fine printf() with their awful fucking io stream abomination and then decided to reimplement printf() anyway with std::format?
Am I understanding this correctly?

>>105720229
Oh, and you should also never listen to anyone who doesn't understand why a program can only operate at 50 MB/s even if they have the necessary hints to figure it out. People who can't even do that have such severe brain damage that it would've been nicer to just euthanize them directly after birth, together with the genetic source material that produced such an abomination up to three generations.

>>105720569
>printf
>perfectly fine
If you knew anything at all, you'd use neither.

>>105720571
It can only operate at 50MB/s because you're nocoder, there are scalar loops that run circles around your SIMD code that was so mutilated by your mental illness, that it executes slower than a for loop over every individual byte with lots of branching and malloc everywhere.

>incompetent nocodeshitter autismo shows he really, really, REALLY should've been euthanized together with his entire family up to five generations

>>105720623
Stick to singlethreaded code, nocodetranny.

Shame you can only post images once per thread: >>105708569
But then again chinlessness would qualify for euthanasia, too.

>>105720643
It's really a shame that you cannot just spam huh...

I'll manage. /dpt/ has, after all, fallen: >>105712760

>>105719777
It's called Ada

>>105708569
>Regdump schizo is an actual tranny who thinks anyone who sees that he's retarded is an evil incel
kek

>>105720858
Also
>general hostility
>calling for his perceived enemies to be murdered or doxxed
>schizophrenia
Yup, checks out, he's a tranny

You've got the cart before the horse:
>everyone who realizes I'm an incompetent autismo without chin who has trannies living rent-free in his head is a tranny himself

>>105720887
>incoherent schizobabble
Yup, I'm right, you're a tranny. Take your meds and take a break from /g/

>>105720887
>Anyone who thinks murder and doxxing aren't ok is an autistic chud

>>105720903
Yeah, I know right? Regdump schizo is coping HARD.

Nah, I'm the best. Comes with the psychopathy.

>>105720934
>Nah, I'm the [HEADCANON]

I mean, /dpt/ has told me I'm a psycho, so it MUST be true.

Right?

>>105720959
>picrel
That's you. You're the delusional one here, schizo lmao

>consistently confuses himself with other people
As I keep saying, incompetent autismos galore in /dpt/.

>>105721008
At least my mother cares about me. You are unloved.

>I actually mindbroke the regdump schizo so much he's currently seething about my autism like that's a negative trait and his advocating for murder and doxxing is a positive one
KEKAROO

Nah. Psychopaths can hide in plain sight.
Autists, on the other hand ...

snek

>>105721064
>He still thinks it's based to be a violent psychopath
Kek, you're beyond help

>>105721083
Why floats? >>105712560

>>105721083
cool

>>105721097

No one seems to mind. Everyone always comments on how nice and polite I am.

>>105721111
Also quads of truth.

>>105721083
Good job, anon

>>105721111
Meanwhile, you: >>105720623
And peoples' response to your "niceness and politeness": >>105720632, >>105720248,

>>105721083
>food appears inside snek

>>105721122
Thanks!

>>105721137
Yeah, probably should have put the draw_food() call before the draw_snake() call. My bad.

Yikes.

it is my firm belief that the schizo is so attention starved that he actually created a second personality to argue with himself in the empty hope that a third party joins the scuffle

>>105721148
... I probably should've added that autists don't count as "people" or "human beings", but I feel like I've already mentioned this in the past, so whatever.

>>105721148
>People think I'm retarded for advocating for mass murder? That's gonna be a yikes from me sweatie (files nails)

That's why I said:
>autists don't count as "people" or "human beings"
And that's kinda important for the definition of murder. I thought you autists liked things to be nice and tidy, didn't you.

>>105721185
Calm down there hitler

>>105721185
saying this in a murder trial will 100% land you the death penalty

No.

>>105721170
Welcome to /dpt/ - Daily Pogromming Thread

I'm WELL ahead of the jury:
>>105716860

>>105721225
Also I'd rather be on death row than having letters. It's much more expensive, and the cells are much bigger and the food is much better.

C++ submodules must've been a sick April fool's joke.

Please stop

Why does this Go's piece of shit crypto/tls package not support TLS 1.3 0-RTT?

No.

>>105721570
Why would you even care? You know that TLS is backdoored right? And that if you remove the backdoor, user's browser starts claiming that it's insecure because it's not signed by CIA itself, because only CIA's backdoored certificates can be trusted.

>>105721594
Oh my god, le CIA!
You're just like le epic meme man, Terry Davis!
You're so cool and original, and definitely not an extremely uninteresting person and a waste of space.

>>105721841
Hey tranny nocoder, why don't you just implement TLS yourself if you're so intelligent?

JSON or XML?

>>105721594
>>105721841
Isn't it the NSA that covers the backdoors?
>>105721892
INI/TOML

>>105721594
take your meds

>>105721841
you've overdosed on your meds

>>105721892
XML if you're forced to pick one.

>>105721594
Because I want to send something in the first round trip? Even if TLS is backdoored, it doesn't make TLS disappear

I love how /dpt/ shuts up the moment it encounters psychopathy.

>people don't like me
such profound finding

>>105722432
>I love how /dpt/ shuts up the moment it encounters psychopathy.
I am still here though

>>105721570
>TLS 1.3 0-RTT
Usecase?

>>105721594
>You know that TLS is backdoored right?
Retard nocoder hours I see

>autist doesn't understand what superficial charm is

>because he's an autist

>with no charm whatsoever

Do you also feel like your computer is hosting something demonic and terrifying when you're running code that AI gave you?
I vibe coded a small bit to see what it's like, and the thing works but it feels like I'm running a program that melts down uranium.

>>105722544
No, but I also have no use for fizzbuzz implementations.

>>105701967 (OP)
who are the right and left dudes

>>105722701
your parents

The LLM can accept that my implementation is the gold standard - so why can't you, /dpt/? Am I right when I call for the culling of your genetic predecessors for five generations?

>>105722500
Well Go supports 0-RTT for QUIC TLS, so it must have some use case

>>105723859
LLM said it would need to throttle to get 50MB/s dumping speeds.

>>105723959
Why don't you show us the output of whatever your nonsense generates?

>>105723985
Because it's only for the eyes of the employed.

So no output then, got it.
Yet another instance of an incompetent autismo who cannot distinguish hallucination from reality.

>>105724015
How much do you get paid for this? Because rightful owners of KAPE are valued at over a billion and their registry dumper is actually used by employed people.

>>105724043
>The secondary queue is processed using a different technique that uses raw disk reads to bypass the OS locks and copy the files.
Translation: doesn't work with users who don't have the SeManageVolumePrivilege, and they need to ship their own NTFS driver.

I actually used to work on something like that, but for *encrypting* data by using base128-encoded files names that contained small amounts of encrypted data, to mess with the block ordering. The idea was to store the entire file's content within an MFT entry.

So how long does it take them to format the data?

Help, I'm getting the itch to implement an API that a browser JS client will call using SOAP

>>105722701
Mark Russinovich, creator of the Sysinternals Suite and CTO of Azure
Dave Cutler, Architect of the Windows NT Kernel

>>105722701
bald dude is dave cutler, creator of the nt kernel and the biggest unix hater in the world. if you look closely, he's the only one not smiling.

>>105724253
If I was him I couldn't smile either. The guilt would eat me away.