why code keep crashing ? :(
category: code [glöplog]
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Keep in mind that there is no voodoo in programming...
That's so wrong! Ever done any Javascript, or Actionscript? :-)
2nd link doesn't crash here, either. it seems like the problem is solved.
There is no voodoo in programming but only for those who understand.
Programming might look like magic for many beginners :)
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Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
Programming might look like magic for many beginners :)
Jcl, I have been programming for some years now, I don't think I every encountered a real "voodoo" that couldn't be explained, from my experience there is always a reason for things to fuck up.
The closest thing I can describe has voodoo problem is the fact that sometimes visual studio needs a rebuild to build properly.
In hardware design, btw, voodoo is the name of the game, especially in high speed analog designs.
The closest thing I can describe has voodoo problem is the fact that sometimes visual studio needs a rebuild to build properly.
In hardware design, btw, voodoo is the name of the game, especially in high speed analog designs.
Even high speed analog design isn't voodoo.
I guess that voodoo comes into the empty spaces left for the lack of experience...
#define blah(v) ("@AB[CX\aDQY_]LbNEHRdZW`P^KMGcVOJFUITS"[(v&-(v))%37]-'A')
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I can't see how random number generator will cause access violation depending on it's range.
stars are 2pixels high. generate stars as ScreenHeight-1.
but i just did it as ScreenHeight and if it generated the first row of star pixels at yPos "Screenheight" (last on screen) the next line would crash the program right?
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Even high speed analog design isn't voodoo.
Maybe even this isn't voodoo. But usually you need some voodoo magic to fix EMC/EMI issues in such systems. thus we even had a sign with "black voodoo department" on our door for several years ;-)
fixing EMI issues starts with a good design ;)
the only voodoo in life is determining where babies come from.
dude, this is so basic....
