Planet Chili

Yeah. I'm working on a few tasks right now. I'm kind of struggling with some choices though. My mind is all over the place, I could probably benefit from some medication lol. One of the things I like about C++ over other languages is operator and function overloading. I love being able to call a sin...

Don't know why I took your original comment as snobbish, sorry. Welcome.

template<typename T> auto __vectorcall operator<<( T left, int _count )noexcept { assert( _count >= 0 && "_count must be positive." ); if constexpr( traits::is_floating_point_v<T> ) { auto const false_mask = _mm_setzero_ps(); auto const true_mask = _mm_cmpeq_ps( _mm_setzero_ps(), _mm_setzero_ps() )...

Hope the explanation or reason for your previous usage was in error was helpful at least.

It's been kind of slow around here lately.

You are reserving, but not resizing.
rects.reserve(NUMRECTS);
All this does is allocates space for NUMRECTS, but the size is still 0. You can use rects.resize(NUMRECTS)

Or, you can call .emplace_back() or .push_back() on all the new elements.

good luck

Visual Studio does support cmake building of projects, but using CMake GUI is a lot easier. You have a source ( where the CMakeLists.txt is ) You have a destination ( where you want to "build" your project. There's a "Configure" button where you can choose your compiler and architecture. Once you cl...

struct main_loop_vars { Timer fps_timer; int frame_count = 0; bool is_quit = false; }; for( auto vars = main_loop_vars{}; !vars.is_quit; vars.frame_count = ( vars.frame_count + 1 ) % 600 ) { for( auto msg = MSG{}; PeekMessage( &msg, NULL, 0, 0, PM_REMOVE ) && msg.message != WM_QUIT; vars.is_quit = ...