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The Mattbat999
The Mattbat999
3:01 AM
@Almo reminds of Endor from Star Wars. The little short teddy bear lookin guys lived up in those thingied
Except the forest lacked that lake
 
 
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user92578
4:38 PM
at first I was like "CTAD is awesome", but now I'm like "eh, I could definitely do without this"
 
user92578
it's fucking up my default template parameters which I would like not to happen :(
 
user92578
hmm so looks like there is a workaround, like using std::common_type<T>::type, which cannot be deduced
 
Gabriele Vierti
Gabriele Vierti
6:26 PM
I'm using C for the first time
didn't know bool had to be included by "stdbool.h"
 
user92578
bool was only added to the language in C99
 
user92578
C is a lot of work
 
Gabriele Vierti
Gabriele Vierti
yeah
that tells you how much experience i have with it
:D
C is useful if you are making a library, it makes integration with other languages a bit easier
 
Gabriele Vierti
Gabriele Vierti
7:11 PM
reminds me of GLFW :D
also it seems that pointers in c get treated as regular variables, which is kind of cool
 
user92578
as opposed to..?
 
Gabriele Vierti
Gabriele Vierti
8:57 PM
@Tyyppi_77 I meant to say that in C you don't explicitly need to delete pointers
which is pretty neat :)
 
user92578
9:20 PM
@GabrieleVierti you mean free the memory you have mallocced? that's not true
 
Gabriele Vierti
Gabriele Vierti
9:33 PM
you are right, my bad!
 
Almo
Almo
If you approach C lightly, it will bite the shit out of you. :)
@TheMattbat999 Yeah. :) It's a shot from Myst.
 
Pikalek
Pikalek
10:27 PM
@GabrieleVierti Aside from someone else's API, why would you need bool in C?
 
Almo
Almo
so you can use if(var == true)
sometimes true/false is easier to read than 0/1
that's all I can think of at the moment
doesn't appear to do anything clever under the hood
wait
that was for C++
Also, looks like bool was not added to C until the '99 standard.
 

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