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@Demolishun oh that is an interesting insight actually. I was under the impression that this was kinda standard stuff for, is or will be, large codebases as it has a really big impact on compilation time. Although I guess larger projects might also have more modular design that enables smaller compilation units, so that might be why many professionals haven't used it. I think it should have positive effect even on smaller projects though, but maybe it's not worth the overhead.
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@wannabe lol!
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@halfflat that is a good point! I also assume that since it's real-time we will be dealing with small amounts of data at the time (in a streaming fashion), which probably makes copy faster than heap usage. I'm a bit torn whether copy or good memory locality on the heap is better for these types of thing though. Do you happen to have any insight? :)
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@Demolishun isn't multiple inclusion really prevented by mechanisms such as pragma or include cards in the headers themselves? I.e. preprocessor mechanisms, while precompiled headers is more a concept used to prevent that those system headers that rarely change won't be built every time, as that would significantly increase build time. From what I understand this is a cross OS thing that is supported in both clang and gcc. Not sure if it was originally pushed by Microsoft though, that's outside of my knowledge.
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@R1100 Seems like an OS optimized for running Oracle DB. One could argue that if you actually need to adapt an entire OS in order for your DB software to run smoothly, something is terribly wrong.. I could probably rock MongoOS though, just for the meme value
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Literally happened to me the other day. If only I've been in charge of staffing...
Worst thing was that the merge was made by the same guy that makes a billion irrelevant comments on everyone's PR:s -
@ScriptCoded Lmao Ubisoft MegaServer
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@C0D4 The only reasonable thing to do would be to put them in the fast lane
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@TRiGGER80 Except for their great melodic deathmetal export, the Gothenburg:ians (this is not a real word) are known for their good dad puns 😎
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@fikrimi The classic double bluff
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@DasKoder Based on "a frustrated enterprise dev" I think we are the same person even
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@franga2000 Oh I have a list if those bookmarks as well, only that I just keep adding to it... Poor man's stack
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Oh look, Java cups :^)
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The Maemo OS back in the day was the jam.
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@PrivateGER Obfuscated php I bet
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@Alice White background is the the devils invention though. It's literally made to make your eyes bleed.
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@C0D4 That's actually a good point.
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Let me guess... Oracle was the 3rd-party here?
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Negative naming on entity properties,... Smh
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That is essentielly my commit history on a new project
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@bshayhoe That is probably more accurate, yes
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@gblues This is exactly what I've experienced as well. The mystery is why people keep falling for it.
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@BassClefBuddha I'm fairly sure garbage collection is just another term for hiding the bodies
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@BlueDev But it applies to all wife's. So the filename is probably world.css :^)
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@MiguelRVA ALWAYS choose a side ;)
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@Elfocrash Besides, php supports interfaces and pure virtual functions, so I don't get your comment.
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@Elfocrash Abstraction allows for flexibility though, right?
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@girlybrackets
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@kaqqao I guess the big issue is that we live in a world where this is a reasonable question, which would imply that people fire away their applications like tommy guns without actually knowing shit.
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@kaqqao Which logically makes sense, right?