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GiffE wrote:OR! You could reduce that to 1 line of code:

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That's specific to fitzquake iirc.

Great news! Anything new in the engine, or are you saving that for qexpo?

Thanks, mh. They've been added to my giant list of books to read. :p

Red and Orange books? Do you know the full names, I might want to get those books. :p

Lardarse wrote:the way functions are declared is slightly weird, but makes sense once you think about it

Not really, when calling a function, you don't pass arguments to the type of the function, you pass them to the function.

The moral of the story is that the whole "Unix philosophy" thing is really only appropriate for certain kinds of program - specifically command-line tools intended to be invoked from shell scripts, or similar small throwaway homebrew tools where performance isn't a constraint.. I sincerely disagree ...

currently working on sys_plan9.c. It's coming along, just very slowly.

edit: I wish Carmack would have listen/been informed of a revelation from Rob Pike from 1989[1]:
Simple rule: include files should never include include files. If instead they state (in comments or implicitly) what files they ...

Obviously, the most critical part is main().

My Core i7 should be able to handle software coloured lighting. Not everyone has the misfortune to be using pIII's.

behind_you wrote:bit off topic but i think password protected paks should be possible just to prevent any would be model or texture theives

You can't 'steal' textures/models/sounds/&c.

leileilol wrote:It isn't legal to begin with since you must violate very much for any homebrew PSP stuff, so it's an automatic HELL NO from me

No victim, no crime.

That looks pretty awesome, Urre. I loved Portal and The Ball. I'll have to check this Potato Sack out.

Nice work, Chip.

Reason #2 would be because many people who write readme files can't even get basic stuff like using the correct line endings right. I've lost count of the number of times I've downloaded a Windows executable, opened the readme file and seen Unix line endings. Sloppy work, and doesn't exactly fill ...

i think anytime someone makes a project, they should make a small page with an online readme that opens with in that projects page. i'd probably read the readme's then. i just hate reading out of text files. That makes perfect sense. Why read a simple text file with a simple text editor when you ...