Happy New Year

[Josh @ Dreamland]

And a happy new decade along with that.

I just finished getting cpp_type_traits.h to parse correctly. That's an accomplishment. Along with that, however, is a regular type_traits.h, which I will be attacking next.

I don't want to give a release date after what happened last time, but I realize now that release dates are the only reason releases happen, so I guess I'm going to have to set one before the end of the month. I don't want to name the date I'm fancying now, some may be able to guess, but the rest of you can just not get your hopes up until I see what the rest of STL brings.

Anyway, a happy new year (and decade) to everyone, and quick recovery to some of my drunker friends.

...I can't stay awake much longer.
I thought this was working a minute ago, but evidently it was just something similar.

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  template<bool, typename>
    struct __enable_if
    { };

  template<typename _Tp>
    struct __enable_if<true, _Tp>
    { _Tp __type; };
Honestly, it'd help to have a list of all template hacks up front. No, not just a reference on templates. A list of these goddamn hacks.

Anyway, good night.

[Fede-lasse]

Sounds good that you can finally tell us a loose release date.

And again, have a good time in dreamland.

[freezway]

"so I guess I'm going to have to set one before the end of the month." <- do you mean R4 will be released or u'll set a release date?

[IsmAvatar]

add $year $year 1
beq $year 2012 END_OF_THE_WORLD
jump NEW_YEARS_DAY

[Fede-lasse]

add $year $year 1
beq $year 2012 END_OF_THE_WORLD
jump NEW_YEARS_DAY

Hoax.

[kkg]

Also for all the newbies, I >>assume<< that when he means R4 is released it's just the ENIGMA parser itself, not 100% complete with all GM functions.

But that also means that once that's released, the gm functions will very quickly be filled in ;p

Thanks Josh you update k1ng, and Happy New Years everyone :D

[Josh @ Dreamland]

kkg--
Correct. The parser will need some testing by the general userbase. I have a file of general GML to run it on, but there are so many new scenarios... It'll be best just to have a bunch of users bombard it with test code while some other C coders and I do more functions.

[freezway]

If it works on Linux i'll test the hell out of it.

[serprex]

R4 isn't just a new parser. It'll also be when Josh decides to finally merge in my R3 branch's ENIGMAsystem which is a branch of his updated R3 ENIGMAsystem

[score_under]

add $year $year 1
beq $year 2012 END_OF_THE_WORLD
jump NEW_YEARS_DAY

What horrible dialect of ASM is that, that starts variables with $ and mixes "B" and "JMP" ("JUMP"?) notations?

[IsmAvatar]

It's loosely MIPS. I actually copy pasted it from a friend. If I were to make it more accurate, I would have used "addi" instead of "add" and "j" instead of "jump"

[luiscubal]

Ism's code:

Increments year
Branches on equal if year is 2012
then jumps to new years day

In C:

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++year;
if(year==2012) goto END_OF_THE_WORLD;
goto NEW_YEARS_DAY;

All register names(such as $t0, $s0, $0, etc. start with a $) in MIPS 32.

[serprex]

gnu99, single statement: goto*(++year==2012?&&END_OF_THE_WORLD:&&NEW_YEARS_DAY);

[Fede-lasse]

kkg--
Correct. The parser will need some testing by the general userbase. I have a file of general GML to run it on, but there are so many new scenarios... It'll be best just to have a bunch of users bombard it with test code while some other C coders and I do more functions.

Remember to remind me so that I can return back to C++ and make functions

[score_under]

It's loosely MIPS. I actually copy pasted it from a friend. If I were to make it more accurate, I would have used "addi" instead of "add" and "j" instead of "jump"

In that case... let me rewrite it in X86 ASM, slightly more relevant :p

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inc dword[year]
cmp dword[year],2012
jz END_OF_THE_WORLD
jmp NEW_YEARS_DAY
Though really, a JMP after a JZ is only excusable if you're reusing that code somewhere else or if NEW_YEARS_DAY in fact contains this code and is the start of a loop.