I have an angle where I need to convert a 'normal' angle to an isometric angle (116 degrees), and I came up with this function. It works but I was wondering if the math could be optimized/simplified, or if this is the way to go. It's for a mobile game.
public static inline var ISO:Float = 0...
Well, we will be given "simplified" tasks involving retrieving a secure file. I'm just nervous because this is my first senior-level class, and the class itself looks tough.
I think this would be a more efficient way of doing it (at least for the printable ASCII characters):
++++[->++++++++<] Use cell 0 for loop and cell 1 for ASCII codes
++++[->>++++++++<<]>>> Use cell 2 for the space
+++>++> ...
It's gonna be hard for me to vote on these since I don't even know BF. On the bright side, Malachi will actually be able to award the bounty to someone.
Brainfuck operates on an array of memory cells, also referred to as the tape, each initially set to zero. There is a pointer, initially pointing to the first memory cell. The commands are: Command Description > Move the pointer to the right < Move the pointer to the left + Increment the memory cell under the pointer - Decrement the memory cell under the pointer . Output the character signified by the cell at the pointer , Input a character and store it in the cell at the pointer [ Jump past the matching ] if the cell under the pointer is 0
I've just now noticed the missing diamond on his profile, along with this:
There's no announcement on Meta, and this just seems like an abrupt change. I'm not sure how long ago this was, either. But I probably should've suspected something when it seemed to take a tad longer for my recent mo...
The problem is that we're still lacking enough high-rep users to survive an election. Once those post-grad rep requirements hit, we'll be out quite a few privilege holders.
I think this would be a more efficient way of doing it (at least for the printable ASCII characters):
++++[->++++++++<] Use cell 0 for loop and cell 1 for ASCII codes
++++[->>++++++++<<]>>> Use cell 2 for the space
+++>++> ...
I've just now noticed the missing diamond on his profile, along with this:
There's no announcement on Meta, and this just seems like an abrupt change. I'm not sure how long ago this was, either. But I probably should've suspected something when it seemed to take a tad longer for my recent mo...
