| 26 Sep 2022 |
 jvoisin#8882 | luajit doesn't work on arm64 | 15:02:10 |
 oniatenosenpai#2436 | I can't believe in this, why we have working blob in brew after that? | 15:03:19 |
 ZehMatt | https://github.com/LuaJIT/LuaJIT/blob/v2.1/src/vm_arm64.dasc ? | 15:15:00 |
| jvoisin#8882 | dang, my bad then | 15:15:50 |
| jvoisin#8882 | looks like my knowledge of luajit is a bit outdated | 15:16:02 |
| ZehMatt | luajit works on arm, ppc, mips, x86/x64 | 15:16:22 |
| ZehMatt | pretty wide support 😄 | 15:16:41 |
| oniatenosenpai#2436 | 🏃♂️ so let's looks in this a bit deeper ... | 15:25:48 |
| oniatenosenpai#2436 | Returning to this, who can help me in just advicing how to implement this? Im kinda web and infra person and dont really understand Cmake | 15:44:29 |
| 27 Sep 2022 |
| oniatenosenpai#2436 | So you just luajit from brew and made make install from tarball? | 16:10:21 |
| oniatenosenpai#2436 | * So you are just deleted luajit from brew and made make install from tarball? | 16:10:30 |
| oniatenosenpai#2436 | * So you are just deleted LuaJIT from Homebrew and made make install from tarball? | 16:10:44 |
 tetramir | Finally in my huge refactor, the error count is starting to go down, from a peak of 1200, now at 811. I can feel my goal is getting closer | 17:27:30 |
| tetramir | I have a C++ question, when I have a template class that is
template<typename T>
class MyClass : public BaseClass
{ | 17:42:18 |
| tetramir | * I have a C++ question, when I have a template class that is
template<typename T>
class MyClass : public BaseClass
{
SomeStuff
}
Can I have a MyClass<int> that extends on SomeStuff ? Without re-implementing all of SomeStuff | 17:43:26 |
 Project579 | you can publicly inherit from SomeStuff as well | 17:46:17 |
| Project579 | template<typename T>
class MyClass : public BaseClass, public SomeStuff
{
};
| 17:47:10 |
| tetramir | I should have been more clear, my exemple is Bad, SomeStuff are function and members | 17:48:04 |
| tetramir | * I have a C++ question, when I have a template class that is
template<typename T>
class MyClass : public BaseClass
{
int mMember1;
char mAnotherMember;
int someFunction();
}
Can I have a MyClass<int> that extends on SomeStuff ? Without re-implementing all of SomeStuff | 17:48:32 |
| tetramir | * I have a C++ question, when I have a template class that is
template<typename T>
class MyClass : public BaseClass
{
int mMember1;
char mAnotherMember;
int someFunction();
}
Can I have a MyClass<int> that extends on SomeStuff ? Without re-implementing all of MyCLass<T>'s functions | 17:48:53 |
| tetramir | * I have a C++ question, when I have a template class that is
template<typename T>
class MyClass : public BaseClass
{
int mMember1;
char mAnotherMember;
int someFunction();
}
Can I have a MyClass<int> that extends on MyClass<T> default members and methods? Without re-implementing all of MyCLass<T>'s functions | 17:49:21 |
 elsid#8092 | struct BaseClass {};
template <class T>
struct MyBaseClass : BaseClass {};
template <class T>
struct MyClass : MyBaseClass<T> {};
template <>
struct MyClass<int> : MyBaseClass<int> {};
| 17:54:24 |
| elsid#8092 | But do you really need inheritance? | 17:54:54 |
| Project579 | or just use a functional approach instead of an object oriented one, that's more C++ish | 17:55:34 |
| Project579 | Redacted or Malformed Event | 17:56:53 |
| Project579 | template<typename T>
class MyClass
{
T mMember1;
char mAnotherMember;
};
class MyClass2 : public MyClass<int>
{
int mThirdMember
};
template<typename T>
T someFunction(MyClass<T>& p) {
return p.mMember1 + p.mAnotherMember;
}
int someFunction(MyClass<int>& p) {
return p.mMember1 * p.mAnotherMember;
}
int someFunction(MyClass2& p) {
return p.mMember1 * p.mAnotherMember + p.mThirdMember;
}
| 18:04:29 |
| Project579 | Not the best example but that would be the idea | 18:04:43 |
| 28 Sep 2022 |
|  geobuzdek#8120 changed their display name from ywebsol#8120 to geobuzdek#8120. | 04:07:12 |
| geobuzdek#8120 changed their profile picture. | 04:07:18 |
 Abdu | Where was that? Reddit or the forums? | 09:42:34 |
