but, then https://cplusplus.com/reference/climits/
And i also have algorithms to calculate large numbers, which will not require permission to use it in my own projects, so not useless.
but, then https://cplusplus.com/reference/climits/
You reminded me of this:idk how to explain to you that social construction of mental health is not something you can empirically put on a data chart so i guess we're just going to link this and go somewhere else
Book of Lamentations
A new dystopian novel in the classic mode takes the form of a “dictionary of madness”thenewinquiry.com
Don't let yourself be limited by the limits of Standard C. There are libraries for C, such as the GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library under LGPL, so you can link it without viral effects and crunch along.
Turns out there's at least one useful zero-byte program. I ran into it on Hacker News, but the original site appears to have been taken down by AI bots. Here's the last version I can find on the Internet Archive:
web.archive.org
That's pretty funny
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the latter is EXACTLY what i want us to do : ) people here just happened to use existing pieces of codes, but i am actually making more as this thread remains trending
/**
* BRIEF
* Chunked, pattern-directed text jumbler for array-of-arrays tokenized input.
*
* USAGE
* pipe json string and use nc(1) to write/read sock for output.
*
* JSON:
* file:<input-file>
* chunk_size:[chunk_size]
* pattern:[pattern_string]
* token_shuffle_prob:[token_shuffle_prob]
*
* where:
* - chunk_size: positive integer (default 4)
* - pattern_string: sequence of 'F' (forward) and 'R' (reverse),
* e.g. "FRRF" (default "FR")
* - token_shuffle_prob: float in [0,1], probability to shuffle
* tokens inside a unit (default 0.0)
*
* TEST
* printf '{"file":"war.txt","chunk_size":"4","pattern":"RF","token_shuffle_prob":"0.5"}\n' | nc -U ./jumble.sock
*/
#include <curses.h>
typedef struct SPRITE {
int h, w;
const char* skin;
} SPRITE;
extern WINDOW* game;
extern WINDOW* create_win(int h, int w, int y, int x);
extern WINDOW* genspr(const char* skin, int h, int w, int y, int x);
extern void movespr(WINDOW* spr, const char* skin, int y, int x);
extern void shoot(int y, int x, int hit);#include <unistd.h>
#include "shoot.h"
WINDOW* game;
typedef struct SPRITE {
int h, w;
const char* skin;
} SPRITE;
WINDOW* create_win(int h, int w, int y, int x) {
WINDOW* win;
win = newwin(h, w, y, x);
box(win, 0, 0);
wrefresh(win);
return win;
}
WINDOW* genspr(const char* skin, int h, int w, int y, int x) {
WINDOW* spr;
spr = derwin(game, h, w, y, x);
wprintw(spr, "%s", skin);
wrefresh(spr);
return spr;
}
void movespr(WINDOW* spr, const char* skin, int y, int x) {
werase(spr);
touchwin(game);
wnoutrefresh(spr);
mvderwin(spr, y, x);
wprintw(spr, "%s", skin);
wnoutrefresh(spr);
doupdate();
}
void shoot(int y, int x, int hit) {
SPRITE bullet = {
.skin = "*",
.h = 1,
.w = 1
};
WINDOW* bullet_w = genspr(bullet.skin, bullet.h, bullet.w, y, x);
for (; y >= hit; --y) {
wmove(game, y, x);
movespr(bullet_w, bullet.skin, y, x);
wrefresh(game);
usleep(5000);
}
}#include <fcntl.h>
#include "shoot.h"
int main() {
fcntl(0, F_SETFL, O_NONBLOCK);
initscr();
noecho();
curs_set(0);
cbreak();
int ymax = 0;
int xmax = 0;
getmaxyx(stdscr, ymax, xmax);
game = create_win(50, 80, (ymax-50)/2, (xmax-80)/2);
keypad(game, TRUE);
int posy = 45;
int posx = 75/2;
SPRITE player = {
.skin = "-=^=-",
.h = 1,
.w = 5
};
WINDOW* player_w = genspr(player.skin, player.h, player.w, posy, posx);
int key = 0;
while ((key = wgetch(game)) != 'q') {
switch(key) {
case KEY_UP:
case 'k':
if (posy >= 2) movespr(player_w, player.skin, --posy, posx);
break;
case KEY_DOWN:
case 'j':
if (posy <= 47) movespr(player_w, player.skin, ++posy, posx);
break;
case KEY_LEFT:
case 'h':
if (posx >= 2) movespr(player_w, player.skin, posy, --posx);
break;
case KEY_RIGHT:
case 'l':
if (posx <= 73) movespr(player_w, player.skin, posy, ++posx);
break;
case 'z':
shoot(posy-1, posx+2, 1);
break;
}
}
endwin();
return 0;
}wrefresh(game) line under the for loop in shoot() (and that line is required for making the animation of the bullet being shot xp)oooh when we were 16 we had a collision system in an ncurses app but it was really dogshit brute force code and idk if we have it anymore
don't worry, either i'll give up on this entirely or ask for help on a more dedicated forum or i'll feel a spiritual connection with the creators of ncurses to magically get my solution : )
i don't, tho' i wouldn't say i'm exactly "smart" lol
aw thanks :' )
Smarter than
heh we're chiller than that twin (at least i am)
meh, i did try the same but specifically wording it for ncurses and couldn't find anything meaningful (the search lasted for 30 seconds), ncurses is probably not very suitable for game development despite its features (maybe not this kind of game i'm trying to make but still)
to make it even better, we ported it to ncurses C from our cousin's casio graphing calculator's BASIC dialect.
to us mog isno need to mog us
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