Electronic alchemist - rpmalloc author - Technical Director @ Epic Games
Linköping, Sverige
Joined February 2011
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So long and thanks for all the fish - in case I decide to scratch the social itch again I’ll be at mastodon.gamedev.place/@mani… and/or cohost.org/maniccoder
Shameless plug for my own little single header json parser, which is in-place and no memory allocation (read from file and parse your example in 0.032s on my machine) github.com/mjansson/json
Awesome model, some really neat details in there. I wonder if it would be possible to mod it with the motors from a mindstorms set…
Be careful what you wish for, our Polestar 2 has an Android system and it has quite a few issues, one of them being extremely laggy. Changing driver profile after getting into the car (since it usually picks the wrong one or pick setting from the wrong profile) takes ages.
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ALT A post on reddit, with Batman interrogating someone saying "Why is Windows installed in the C drive? Where are the A and B drives?" Below, a picture of Obi Wan has been appended, with the caption "B drive - now that's a name I haven't heard in years"
Went to Legoland, came back with this. Good thing I’m on vacation for another three weeks
ALT Star Wars AT-AT Lego model
With age I find myself interested in increasingly boring topics. First rpmalloc and memory allocation, then a CAD tessellator, and now… version control. Save me from my brain please.
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designing the autopilot program to shut off less than a second before impact so your company can deny it was the cause of the impact is simply epic
_exit … and then cry when you realize you need to turn your thing into a library to be called multiple times in the same process
Very interesting post about memory allocation performance in a real world scenario
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I know Burst uses it to speed up the LLVM workloads on Windows, and I integrated it in Simplygon while I was working at Microsoft. Also used by Ubisoft to speed up LLVM, not sure if that’s still being used though. And I think Embark uses it in some tools with their Rust crate.
Happy that you liked it, making it easy to drop into a test or larger project was one of my primary goals with rpmalloc.
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