| 28 Jul 2021 |
 risu_sofos | i dont want to change the format i want to parse it into something i can use the format will always be the same | 16:24:02 |
| risu_sofos | i was going to use regex and just select all the annotations at the top and turn them into a struct that has a name and a value and make an array of annotations then all the moves at the bottom would be similar | 16:26:17 |
 tthom | Alright, probably could use something like pcre instead of posix regex | 16:28:13 |
| risu_sofos | then the last bit would with the 1/2-1/2 would only ever be 1-0, 0-1, 1/2-1/2 | 16:28:24 |
| risu_sofos | pcre? | 16:28:33 |
| tthom | https://pcre.org/ | 16:29:06 |
| risu_sofos | ill give it a try | 16:32:16 |
| risu_sofos | it says no makefile found | 16:37:00 |
| risu_sofos | i just want the src, i dont want to build it | 16:37:27 |
| risu_sofos | ah, i see what it is trying to do. I dont think i want pcre | 16:40:04 |
|  morizendev joined the room. | 18:08:20 |
| morizendev | is there a build system for C that can be used to generate single-header libraries? Let's say I have 3 or more single-header libraries in use and I want some software solution that can merge all #include from project directory | 18:10:40 |
 Bowuigi | No idea | 18:14:31 |
| Bowuigi | I mean, you could just use cat and enable compiler optimizations, but that is too lazy | 18:15:02 |
| morizendev | what does sqlite use for it's amalgamation thing? | 18:16:47 |
| tthom | In reply to @morizendev:nitro.chat
is there a build system for C that can be used to generate single-header libraries? Let's say I have 3 or more single-header libraries in use and I want some software solution that can merge all #include from project directory First question: Why do you need to do this? What are you trying to achieve?
Second question: Are you familiar with object files, shared libraries and linking? | 18:44:23 |
| tthom | In reply to @risu_sofos:matrix.org
ah, i see what it is trying to do. I dont think i want pcre Alright, then what do you want? As far as I see it, if you want regex.h on win10, you will either need to go through the WSL route, pcre or some other library that works for all platforms (double check mingw, it may have an optional package) or just abandon supporting win 10 | 18:50:49 |
| risu_sofos | for some reason i cant seem to pull up that list that shows all the mingw packages | 20:24:55 |
 bkilm | That's actually a really interesting question. Have you guys ever used precompiled headers (pch)? If you are developing a project with heap loads of libraries and/or having postprocessor generated headers (like with Qt), it could result in an orders of magnitude speedup of incremental compilation. Like if you just edit a text label, your new binary will be available in a split second or so. | 20:33:59 |
| bkilm | I think for this, you only had to pass in all .h files to gcc, maybe with a few lines of Makefile. | 20:35:01 |
| bkilm | # man gcc
file.h
C, C++, Objective-C or Objective-C++ header file to be turned into a precompiled header
(default), or C, C++ header file to be turned into an Ada spec (via the -fdump-ada-spec
switch).
| 20:35:20 |
| bkilm | In reply to @morizendev:nitro.chat
is there a build system for C that can be used to generate single-header libraries? Let's say I have 3 or more single-header libraries in use and I want some software solution that can merge all #include from project directory * That's actually a really interesting question. Have you guys ever used precompiled headers (pch)? If you are developing a project with heap loads of libraries and/or having postprocessor generated headers (like with Qt), it could result in an orders of magnitude speedup of incremental compilation. Like if you just edit a text label, your new binary will be available in a split second or so. | 20:37:24 |
| risu_sofos | 
Download image.png | 20:46:06 |
| risu_sofos | what is this thing | 20:46:16 |
 bbaovanc | some code | 20:46:37 |
| risu_sofos | what | 20:47:15 |
| bbaovanc | it's true | 20:47:26 |
| risu_sofos | it seems there is noting actually there | 20:48:40 |
| Bowuigi | In reply to @risu_sofos:matrix.org
what is this thing A unicode character? no idea | 20:56:57 |
| Bowuigi | IDK I don't use VSCode | 20:57:11 |
