On Tue, Mar 26, 2019 at 08:56:07PM +0100, Kurt Van Dijck wrote:
> I agree with most of your arguments
>
> > * use sized types: u8 u16 i64 float32 etc... you can use the C
> > preprocessor to fix that, but in some case, as a good tradeof (for
> > instance in
> > "object oriented C code"), add
I agree with most of your arguments
> * use sized types: u8 u16 i64 float32 etc... you can use the C
> preprocessor to fix that, but in some case, as a good tradeof (for instance
> in
> "object oriented C code"), add a suffix to your type (u8_t, struct
> my_class_t), then
> for instance yo
On Tue, Mar 26, 2019 at 08:37:18PM +0100, Quentin Rameau wrote:
> > * do not use enum (hard rule)
> > * do not use typedef (hard rule)
> > * use sized types: u8 u16 i64 float32 etc... you can use the C
> > preprocessor to fix that, but in some case, as a good tradeof (for
> > instance in
> > "
> * do not use enum (hard rule)
> * do not use typedef (hard rule)
> * use sized types: u8 u16 i64 float32 etc... you can use the C
> preprocessor to fix that, but in some case, as a good tradeof (for instance
> in
> "object oriented C code"), add a suffix to your type (u8_t, struct
> my_clas
On Sun, Mar 24, 2019 at 10:28:35AM +0100, Thuban wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to learn C. I mean, sane C.
> What i read before was based on big IDE such as codeblocks. So, I don't
> know how to write Makefiles from scratch. (just an example).
> As an example, I found gobyexample [1] great. But it's go.
>
hi guys,
one thing missing on my setup forever was an easy way to do utf8
insertion on X11. anyway i had a think abouit it and the script turned
out to be easy enough if you borrow /lib/keyboard from 9front and use
dmenu.
I have the below shitty oneliner tagged to Alt-U in my i3 bindings,
then ty
