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10/22/2024

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I haven’t forgot about any of you guys. I have just been writing into a journal, so I guess I have forgot about you. Weird they had “Moo Deng” on SNL and all the lines “Moo Deng” said were things that align with like things that I think or say about something, except he’s saying them like a girl, I...

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C++ find results process in hung state. Invokes nanosleep in a separate thread. Why?
11/21/2024 by RajSanpui
Recently we noticed, invoking find is resulting in process at hung state, when invoked pstack with hung process ID to print the stacktrace, it shows invocation of kpucpincrtime followed by nanosleep. Why should this happen? Or is it a bug in the libc ? myuserp@test /trvapps/fnhome/psfnp58/ps_home8.60.15/pt/ps_home8.60.15 $ pstack 12585 Thread […]
Find the lowest value variable and run specific functions per variable
11/21/2024 by GLnoob
My question is a somewhat fundamental one for C++. I am trying to achieve the following: Given three variables: int x = 5; int y = 9; int z = 3; Determine which variable has the lowest value integer then run a specific function dependent upon which variable is lowest: […]
Does ArrayFire have a popcount or bitcount function?
11/21/2024 by Ben H
I am trying to move away from OpenCL and CUDA into ArrayFire. One of my functions uses the GPU's popcount() to make pre-processing data easier. But I can't find it anywhere in the list of functions in ArrayFire. OpenCL has popcount, CUDA has popc, and there is the builtin_popcount for […]
Image not being displayed in ImGui window despite the textureID being populated [closed]
11/21/2024 by Pdom
I've been working on an application that uses ImGui for the front end. I decided I wanted to display images in the window and followed the boilerplate code that is found in the ImGui documentation here, I modified it somewhat in working with my particular case but it is mostly […]
Issue Setting Up OpenXR (Black Screen) [closed]
11/21/2024 by N2B2
I am currently attempting to just change the color of the VR screens after having issues rendering objects to the screen. I still haven't gotten that to work, and the screen is just permanently black. I already have 3D rendering and shaders working and whatnot, and I don't believe any […]
Android runtime crash while unloading a native library
11/21/2024 by zfgo
Does anyone have any clue how to debug a native ART crash like the following? I couldn't figure out which native SDK that the app depends on is triggering this crash. The crash itself is not perceivable by the user and it most likely happens in the background. It also […]
How are "output" windows implemented using Win API? [closed]
11/21/2024 by V12Style
I am trying to program a tool using the Win32 API, and I want to add an output window (or whatever it's called) that shows what the program is doing, for things like "File opened successfully" and those kind of messages. For example, what VS2019 has: But of course, I […]
Fast implementation of set product cardinality [closed]
11/20/2024 by Eejdoowad
I need a fast implementation of set product cardinality, e.g. using performance tricks to reduce branching and memory accesses. In C++, the signature would look something like: enum cardinality { ZERO, ONE, AT_MOST_ONE, ANY, AT_LEAST_ONE} cardinality product(cardinality a, cardinality b) { } This table enumerates the expected result of this […]
Irregular leak in unknown module with JNA
11/20/2024 by Xellos
TL;DR: False positive(?) leak in "unknown module" in big JNA project. Disappears when I try to make a minimal example. Why? I took a Java+Kotlin connector project for a native library (let's call it libfoo.so) using JNA, which had around 100 unit tests written for it, and wanted to see […]
Clipper2 intersecting not fully closing
11/20/2024 by MELo
So I generate 2 rectangles, one horizontally, one vertically. They actually intersect which should give a closed square but I do get an open square. Im pretty sure there is nothing wrong with creating the paths, something wrong intersecting.What might cause this?: PathD generateHorRectangle(float density, float nozzleThickness, PointD min, PointD […]

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