Hack of the day: Array-like access to fields
February 26, 2011
Sometimes it is useful if you are able to access fields of a struct or class as an array. » more
Sometimes it is useful if you are able to access fields of a struct or class as an array. » more
If you have functions with lots of parameters you should consider using a struct or class and pass the parameters by reference. » more
When Defender Of The Crown was released in 1986 it had the best graphics ever seen in a home computer game. » more
Sometimes it could be very useful to be able to test private members or methods in your unit tests. But how could this be achieved? » more
If you are a gamer since the good old Amiga-times and if you’re also a soccer-fan you will know Kick Off 2 for sure. » more
I lately talked with a friend about which language is the best and he told me that C++ doesn’t have Interfaces like Java. » more
If you free up memory in C++, you should also set the pointer to NULL. If you double delete memory, your application will crash! » more
@dennisosimon and myself are currently prototyping various things using haxe.
Today we wanted to shuffle the elements of an array around. As haxe doesn’t support a shuffle-method for arrays out of the box, we came up with a very simple workaround: » more
I just discovered the most boring game ever: It’s called Desert Bus. » more