@EndoOleg@gerichtsfest actually not that hard, because right now I only work with branchless signal flow graphs, to which I want to apply various optimizations and "edits". aiming for something SSA form like. but this could become a bottomless rabbit hole ;)
Apparently the escalation from "let's code small special purpose tools" to "let's make node based can-do-it-all tools" to "let's dive into compiler tech" was unavoidable. but hey, it's fun!
@leonard_ritter My build system is a bunch of ruby scripts I wrote a few years ago. I can type "make_release.rb" and 15min later I have signed installers on Mac and PC. By now I think this KISS approach has saved me countless hours of pain. Depends on what you want from a build system I guess...
@paralax_sd @muhmac Thanks to you guys for providing the perfect framework/tooling to channel my stupid ideas, and also blockbuster for coming up with the dancing hydrant in the first place!
New Update: ENRAGE 1.3 🔥
We've been working hard at expanding and improving #ENRAGE to constantly increase the value of your #FX#plug-in.
Get your 1.3 Update for free, if you already own ENRAGE or save big with our 25% discount at our store : https://t.co/qOaxOG24WO
#enrageit
Jakob #Bienenhalm made a short horror movie, found footage style. Sound design was particular fun with this one. Gotta have a few jumpscares for Halloween, right? German language, but I bet the autotranslated subs are great! Watch here: https://t.co/KgCWWjglMj
Hey fellow coders! Recommendations wanted: Good books/resources on a) graph theory b) how to design a "good" C API for dynamic libraries #followerpower
@DrehWerk A catchup on the fundamentals and terminology can't hurt. :) I have a project coming up next year where I should be able to explain why generating a route on a car navigation system is quite fast, and code similar stuff myself. So I better start learning now ;)
@DrehWerk Thanks, I'll check those out! I'm ultimately looking for something that goes beyond the basics, talking acceleration structures, solving particular search problems that can't simply be mapped to "minimum length", stuff like that.