Game Development: Another Touch of Fix

[Direkled]

Thankfully the update didn't remove already existing visitor debuffs so I still have my collection. Can't get any more, unfortunately.

[Artemiswhb]

GCC, of course. What would even be the alternative?

I hear some heretics use the microsoft or clang compilers

[Pupsi]

It was best update and we lost it

[loftar]

Thankfully the update didn't remove already existing visitor debuffs so I still have my collection. Can't get any more, unfortunately.

Now step out of the claim and watch them all disappear at the same time.

I hear some heretics use the microsoft or clang compilers :D

Well, Clang is okay, I guess, but I actually do depend on quite a few GNU C features, not least of which are nested functions.

[Artemiswhb]

Well, Clang is okay, I guess, but I actually do depend on quite a few GNU C features, not least of which are nested functions.

Don't nested functions have an impact on performance though? If anything it looks really messy imho

[loftar]

Don't nested functions have an impact on performance though?

Only insofar as they require a simple three-instruction trampoline to be called, which really should not be a big deal.

If anything it looks really messy imho :D

Not any more so than nested functions in Python, LABELS/FLET blocks in CL, anonymous classes in Java, or lambda expressions in just about any language that supports them, if you ask me.

And certainly less messy than creating an explicit struct for any callback function that requires context data, and polluting the toplevel namespace with the requisite functions. :)

[Artemiswhb]

Only insofar as they require a simple three-instruction trampoline to be called, which really should not be a big deal.

I suppose, good thing you're not anal about performance like me

Not any more so than nested functions in Python, LABELS/FLET blocks in CL, anonymous classes in Java, or lambda expressions in just about any language that supports them, if you ask me.

And certainly less messy that creating an explicit struct for any callback function that requires context data, and polluting the toplevel namespace with the requisite functions.

I agree.

[loftar]

I suppose, good thing you're not anal about performance like me :)

Oh, I can be pretty anal about performance, but you have to pick your fights. In the grand scheme of things, two MOVs and an indirect JMP come pretty much for free. They probably don't even delay the critical path by a single cycle.

[r21187]

you are 24h late

Either that, or you are a few weeks late in ensuring you can control your own permissions. Just saying.

see? they dont even thank you NOT EVEN 1 THANK YOU

told you should wait at last a week

[Artemiswhb]

Oh, I can be pretty anal about performance, but you have to pick your fights. In the grand scheme of things, two MOVs and an indirect JMP come pretty much for free. They probably don't even delay the critical path by a single cycle.

Yeah that doesn't sound like it would have that much of an impact. I haven't gone to that level of detail yet in C, still learning