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>does anybody else abstract away switch statements as an array of structs with function pointers or it's just me? It's an easy way to structure dada.
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>>3480697 (OP)I don't understand what this means
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>>3480708sometimes instead of switch statements I use static const struct {key; void (*funptr)(); } arr[] = {/*something*/}; and then make a lookup function so I have a separate access to the logic and the key and don't have bloated nested switch statements
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>>3480719i also add an empty element at the end and check for it during the lookup so I don't have to know the size of the array.
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it's based and c-the-programming-language-pilled
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anyone wants to talk about c programming language?
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>>3480809What's the easiest way to learn coding.
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Uh yeah sure
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>>3480817code simple toy programs in the language you want to use
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>>3480817like counting fibonnaci sequence by index
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here's a better idea: implement a binary tree. It's just a linked list with a pointer to two children and a parent
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Wtf is a switch statement?
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>>3480826I have done some minor coding in vidya, mainly making mods n shieet
>>3480828That sounds boring tbh
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>>3480920multiple logic cases thing
like if or
o algo.
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>>3480932Bros talking about graming?
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>>3480927nigga…
>>3480920a switch statement is a more optimized conditional statement than if-statement. Basically in assembly it looks like a series of cmp register, value and jnz to the next comparison
i.e.
switch(x){
case 0: x - 3; break;
case 1: /*falltrough*/
case 2: x + 1; break;
default: x + 2;
}
looks something like this
(value of x in eax)
cmp eax, 0
jnz +2(eip) or something like that
sub eax, 3
cmp eax, 1
jmp +3(eip)
cmp eax, 2
jnz +2(eip)
add eax, 1
jmp +2(eip)
add eax, 2 default
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>>3480929what language do you want to learn
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<idk the lingo, but I gram
If you make dem as an array, wit pointers, you can call em up whenever and thats awesome, and flexible n shit. But it can get messy if the grams big and data heavy or som. It can also be the reason your gram runs fast AND the reason it runs slow. For functions of my gram I KNOW ill be able to leverage hpc, AND I know ill eventually come back and do updates n shit, array is best. Everything else, nope. Once im done with it, I dont Wana see that shit again.
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>>3480974>Basically in assemblyI
KNEEL №3480993[Quote]
>>3480979idk, probably python or something so I can code raspberry pis.
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>>3480974What are you making in assembly? TempleOS-2.0?
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what are you making in assembly?
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print("Shut up nigger nobaldi cares about coding AI will probably make it obsolete in 5 years")
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Shut up nigger nobaldi cares about coding AI will probably make it obsolete in 5 years
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>>3481099already is
aryan hobby
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>>3481099Assembly is insane doe. It'll be the last language Ai masters imo
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>>3481105meds its just tedious
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>>3481110>tediousIs vulkan programming easier or harder than assembly?
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>>3481121they are different concepts doe
for assembly you just need to wrap your head around registers and stack
shader code is snca vertex drawing o algo.
probably about the same
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>>3481133>optimizing multilayered virtual environments + security + dealing with everyone elses shit + insanely abstract for 30 years of silicon maff Vs
>making every single 3d environment work with everything graphics processorThe downplaying you are doing is comical.
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>>3481099error: print undeclared (first use in the function)
Note: maybe you meant "printf(const char *, …)"
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>>3480697 (OP)billions mvst vse tables
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>>3481186lua >>> javascript.
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>>3481175meds. shader code is not that hard
also nophono who is writing assembly cares fan about that stuff
t. knower
>>3481190jeetscript has so many shorthand features doe.
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>>3481197whatever. I still think that a language like ruby or lua should be the web standart
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>>3481211>rubysnca
>luakeyed
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>>3481197>vulkan is just shaders broIts not
t. Actual knower
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>>3481249meds ive never heard of it outcompeteing rocm
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>>3481100>>3481099AI can't do shit, sprunkiesuckie
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>>3481260It do type a Lotta shit, and can create a solid draft for annoying hyperspecifc sloppa
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>>3481255i think i read something about it performing better than rocm
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>>3481255Notice how I DIDNT say radeon either. Because vulkan is a math engine. Not just a shader engine.
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>>3481274Its mostly because amd is assholes and force their old data center gpus off their drivers. And the VULKANGODS bless us with optimized everything, and vve hate rocm.
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>>3481268I'm sorry. Please forgive me.
>>3481274based on what?
>>3481279ummmmm shaders are literally math so yeah.
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>>3481338You, should, know what I mean. People think shader engines just means 3d rendering. But it means a specific math optimized core.
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>>3481366Mmmmhhhhhmmmmmmm
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>>3481400Bro. what the fuck. quit trolling me
i know its you
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>>3481409>I know its youWhat
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>>3481418You cant fool me.
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>>3481421What are you even talking about tho?
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>>3480697 (OP)blah blah bbc cp /dev/null cat programming 0xC0FF3 or algo
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>>3481474didn't read the cp(1) man page award
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>>3481483sorry was too busy using rsync coz im not a pedo.
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>>3481486rsync is too complicated too lazy to learn using it
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every program that has an argument that can be abbreviated to -p is pedophilic because its literally 'p