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if you feel useless, remember that odin had 64 bits boolean
Ta friend of mine really likes odin
Ti've sent it in our memes channel
T>:)
Tahh
Tit's because of C
Tcause C didn't have proper booleans
Tso everyone made up their own
Tso this is for interop with that
AYeah makes sense. Find it weird that
VkBool for example is a 32 bit valueTyep
TC moment
Tapparently b32 is indeed the most common one
T"That would be a b32, which is the most common (windows also uses them everywhere)"
AWould make sense. Most C functions that return a Boolean tend to return a standard C int
Twelp, makes a bit of sense if they were thinking of GPUs liking 4-byte align
Tvery annoying
AFair enough
Ti was doing raylib in zig a bit ago
Tmy first zigging
Twanted to make (essentially) an image viewer with it and ragui
Ti got annoyed at having to cast stuff
Tor specifically do
==0T
Tthis
Tcan't just do this:
Tburnt me out
Tbut it wasn't an important project anyway
Tbut yeah, that is another case of "c doesn't have bools and it ruins everyones lives"
AOne of the best worst features of C is that any integer can be used like a boolean in an if statement
AI genuinely like it although I see why every other language doesn’t allow that because it is pretty horrific
Ti like it
Tin C
Tin other languages, there should be enough syntax sugars that make it not necessary
AIt’s nice that SDL3 now returns an actual Boolean instead of an int, or worse,
< 0 for some functionsAIt won’t be C89 compatible anymore but I’m not even sure SDL2 was?
Thuh, apparently it may be because of llvm types
Lit does, just not in c89, which people still want to keep compatability with for older compilers
Lin c99 and above theres the
_Bool primitive type
Si love chinesium 3d printer parts, hot end literally can't keep 190c with the part cooling fan blowing on it
S100% power and can't keep the temp steady
Aoh? llvm has multi size booleans as well?
Ai guess it would make sense for C compatibility again
Aglompse
Aidk how long it's been since an update. a few UI changes, mostly in the backend though. play queue now supported as well as context menus so you can queue songs or open it in the file explorer etc
Aneed a light mode theme
Ait's getting close to an official alpha release though. need to fix a critical threading bug in mixr. turns out it's not quite as thread safe as i thought
Di was having a fiddle to see if I could make a tool to convert c/cpp examples/samples to C# silk APIs. Starting to feel like a mountain I don't want to climb. 
Lyou probably dont want to
an idiomatic C# example written by hand is going to be 80x better than auto-ported C/C++ code
an idiomatic C# example written by hand is going to be 80x better than auto-ported C/C++ code
Lhonestly an example which is just 1:1 ported from C code with no regard to idiomatic C# is probably going to hurt learners
Di was gonna see what I could do with "analyzers"/"cod fixes". The first hurdle is getting some C# to start working with.