Reminds me alot of vulkan in the sense of "Here is this modern, extensible API designed to make use of your hardware to the fullest extent while supporting every use case. To get started, just prototype out a few thousand lines of code to get a triangle drawn onto the screen".
big endian and litle endian refers to Gullivers travels and the Lilliputians arguing over the optimal rotation for breakfast boiled eggs (and the ensuing war)
Now, I personally wouldn't quite put the blame on "the spec" as the "Wayland Book" is more of an unofficial *draft* reformatted version of the *actual* official spec. Though the lack of such an important detail about new_id is just terrible.
That several-minute 4-byte rounding fiasco was frankly, even though slightly, painful to watch. Considering you could've just done `(len + 3) & ~3` [code annotated between backticks]. The general rounding algorithm for rounding X to a multiple of N where N is a power of 2 is `(X + (N - 1)) & ~(N - 1)` where ~(N - 1) is a bit negation of (N - 1) [this operator notation is applicable for e.g. Zig]
Reminds me alot of vulkan in the sense of "Here is this modern, extensible API designed to make use of your hardware to the fullest extent while supporting every use case. To get started, just prototype out a few thousand lines of code to get a triangle drawn onto the screen".
Oh totally lmao
this is exactly the question i keep asking myself and just the right kind of video to answer it. thank you
Subscribed! Such a cool idea. Going to watch this later this week.
love your shit, im a senior platform dev and struggle to find interesting content. keep it up dude
Holy shit
That's what I think anytime this guy posts.
sholy hit
ayo love your content, keep it up. Also, could you use rust in the next stream?
Hi I like your videos but the brick wall thing above your video is distracting / unnecessary IMO.
But my adhd needs it to focus
Me too
It’s unnecessary
I don't even notice the brick until you pointed it out lol.
My brains just kinda ignore all of the unnecessary part.
big endian and litle endian refers to Gullivers travels and the Lilliputians arguing over the optimal rotation for breakfast boiled eggs (and the ensuing war)
Oh that's a fun lil' tidbit
Now, I personally wouldn't quite put the blame on "the spec" as the "Wayland Book" is more of an unofficial *draft* reformatted version of the *actual* official spec. Though the lack of such an important detail about new_id is just terrible.
this guy is a genius! more C content please!
How
I love you as a human being.
If you love me so much, why dont you marry me
i understand jack shit
2:24:50 That's the moment I was waiting for ...
Please don’t remove the maze ❤
watching this, so that i can make a window manager, like i3wm, hopefully i will able to understand it.
you could try forking weston or sway
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That several-minute 4-byte rounding fiasco was frankly, even though slightly, painful to watch. Considering you could've just done `(len + 3) & ~3` [code annotated between backticks]. The general rounding algorithm for rounding X to a multiple of N where N is a power of 2 is `(X + (N - 1)) & ~(N - 1)` where ~(N - 1) is a bit negation of (N - 1) [this operator notation is applicable for e.g. Zig]