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This is UB, quoting the docs for the gcc extension:
gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/N…
"If you try to call the nested function through its address after the containing function exits, all hell breaks loose"
eg look at what happens here:
godbolt.org/z/EGh8hde5T
& the result changes with -O3!
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According to itch, they still allow downloads even after content notices if you bought the game before it was taken down. Contact support: itch.io/support
(from itch.io/updates/update-on-ns… )
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not a native either, as evidenced by my earlier typo on "appropriate". Maybe "tone" was the wrong word?
I was thinking of statements like "Who does this provincialism serve?" or the others in this pic
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Another thing it claims is that yuzu's telemetry will likely show yuzu devs knew that a lot of people were pirating games, because it would show people playing games before release (suck as TOTK)
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It also claims they published a patreon post showing Xenoblade running on yuzu the day before it released, but I don't know if this is just a timezone/region trick since they explicitly mention "release in the US"
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The documents do mention this tho, that the devs shared ROMs amongst themselves. And iirc there are screenshots of public discord msgs in their discord from mods talking about a ROM "stash"
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would you happen to have watched this vid already? Curious about your thoughts on it as someone who saw it all start to unravel
youtube.com/watch?v=yDp3cB5f…
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It wasn't evolving for me even after walking manually, and I figured out why thanks to this info on a discord server. The count resets if it faints or you move it. The pokemon center roof trick still works.
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Triple-Q is great. Are you familiar with the work of nakinyko? Has some bangers like youtube.com/watch?v=0QOaUqsW… and youtube.com/watch?v=bKjAj9Lc…
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The next time someone asks me why I dislike C++ I'm going to say "It's like the matrix" and refuse to elaborate
ALT Reddit comment asking "Why do you consider Arc a foot gun?" to the same person. The response is: It's like the matrix. You can't really be told what it is, you need to experience it for yourself. Try to go as long as possible without it and see if your code is simpler
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I once accidentally made this mistake in a rust github issue and was corrected by the author of ralfj.de/blog/2020/12/14/pro…
Wanted to die of shame :P
I'm now a firm believer of "Pointers proven nuanced"
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Very simple explanations of hard things, thanks for sharing. Is it possible "source" and "destination" are backwards here?
I just saw that the docker docs for windows suggest using alpine-pkg-glibc. I opened an issue about it github.com/docker/docker.git…
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I just ran into this C++ paper "No Sane Compiler Would Optimize Atomics" open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/… and I had to make this image
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You're right, thanks! It still does 4 separate adds instead of 1 even when not using a try catch when using the parameter instead of a local, but the try catch code does look better. It seems to still spill even with the fix for x64, but still less so after the catch
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It's really odd, even without the try catch using a local is better than a parameter: sharplab.io/#v2:C4LghgzgtgPg…
And locally I'm seeing even worse codegen for the parameter version
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From what I can see here sharplab.io/#v2:C4LghgzgtgPg…
Both of them spill x before the try catch, the second one just gets better at codegen after the try catch (I'm assuming because it's another stack slot)
I'm honestly surprised, I would have expected better codegen than this
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