dlundqvist

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by dlundqvist 1y ago
The hardware increments an internal pointer after each access. The view to that address is through value in a0.
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by dlundqvist 1y ago
I tried this with the old SAS/C Amiga compiler. It put addresses in A0 and then moved value into (A0) on next instruction, so the setup part was a bit more inefficient. And refused to use "dbra" no matter what I tried.
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by dlundqvist 1y ago
No, only cataloguing. I asked them this when I was there January last year. They didn't do this then and if I remember correctly it was because of licensing concerns and also not wanting to open boxes. I know Royal Library in Stockholm
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by dlundqvist 2y ago
If it can detect type of compiler, I would think it can pass the correct flags to it. If that is all it is.
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HDMI Forum to AMD: No, you can't make an open source HDMI 2.1 driver(arstechnica.com)
31 points by dlundqvist 3y ago|5 comments
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PipeWire 1.0 Released(gitlab.freedesktop.org)
9 points by dlundqvist 3y ago|0 comments
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by dlundqvist 4y ago
From what I've read PW's official stance is to keep using the existing protocols such as PA and JACK. PW comes with a PA-compatible server, replacement JACK client libraries and an ALSA plugin. So it supports clients from all thre
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by dlundqvist 4y ago
Sorry, yes, I meant Leak Sanitizer.
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by dlundqvist 4y ago
This. I personally think ASAN and it's friends are some of, if not the, best things to happen to C/C++ in the last decade. We use it at work, I use it in all my personal projects. We've found "countless" bugs with A
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by dlundqvist 5y ago
I use it together with wireplumber on three systems, all running bookworm. One old MacBook Air, a fairly new ThinkPad and a run-of-the-mill desktop PC. Works flawlessly on all of them. I have no custom configuration, all default what comes
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by dlundqvist 5y ago
We’ve been doing something similar at day job for a couple of years now, at least. Tried a few different things, but this cause us the fewest problems. We have a monorepo with a dozen different products, supporting four rolling release seri
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by dlundqvist 5y ago
Yes, should have mentioned that. It’s not always clear, even though he rarely fails to mention it :) Thanks for clarifying.
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by dlundqvist 5y ago
I find Insights into Mathematics ( https://youtube.com/c/njwildberger ) interesting and thought provoking. Even though many subjects are well beyond me, I appreciate the way subjects are dissected and explained. Note tho
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by dlundqvist 6y ago
Agree. Just the other year I discovered {*}, oh how that simplified some things.
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by dlundqvist 6y ago
Tcl is still fun :) We use it at work as an embedded language. It powers many features, and is a quite large part of our product. It has absolutely lost some mindshare, but I still think it's a great choice.
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by dlundqvist 12y ago
Three or four levels down in $(eval ...) and $(call ...) still makes me stop and think how many $ I should have. Yes, that's the paper, I was also heavily motivated by it. And when I read JDK also switched[1] to something similar, it j
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by dlundqvist 12y ago
This is similar to what I wrote at work on and off over the last couple of months, replacing a build system using recursive Makefiles. Due to the way our product is composed I ended up adding support for building static libraries, programs,
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by dlundqvist 13y ago
Yeah, today was not a great day to be here. We contemplated not letting our children go outside, but eventually sent them to school.
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by dlundqvist 13y ago
Keys are arbitrary data (you pass in pointer to data and length in bytes), so you can use anything that makes sense for you as keys.
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by dlundqvist 14y ago
Do you know if you used TomTom or AutoNavi maps? In my limited testing not long ago TomTom was pretty bad here in China and AutoNavi was like a black hole out side of it.
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by dlundqvist 14y ago
A problem I had while driving on ChongMing Island, just outside of Shanghai, less than a year ago was that although maps in Google Maps was great, unfortunately many of the roads where not built in the south part of island by then. So ended