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lastrodamo 3d ago

After a lot of research, I finalise an infinite loop of portions of a tunnel movement.
I make this system only with drivers and rig. Not with Geometry Nodes. I use just Array GN modifier.
You can add some turns with rig and a follow curve.

More detail of the animation car chase
https://3dminfographie.com/en/blog/course-poursuite

#blender #3d #rig #tunnel #infinite #loop #concept #animation

Damien M. | lastrodamo 3d ago

More detail of the animation car chase
https://3dminfographie.com/en/blog/course-poursuite

#blender #3d #rig #tunnel #infinite #loop #concept #animation

printf("%s", name);6d ago

[Help with C] Any way NOT to display the INPUT of getchar()?

https://piefed.blahaj.zone/c/techsupport/p/724833/help-with-c-any-way-not-to-display-the-input-of-getchar

[Help with C] Any way NOT to display the INPUT of getchar()?

Goal: a program that takes a `char` as input and outputs which `char` has been inputted and the humber of line(s). The below code makes the program…

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Vassil Nikolov | Васил Николов Apr 30

A primary source is a beautiful thing.

In my not so humble opinion, the finest uses of the Loop facility are those without `do' clauses.
Once I realized those are best viewed as if expressed in declarative style, I was no longer bothered by the "lack of parentheses".

Note that three years later Common Lisp specified `loop' while reserving forms with atoms in them, so it did specify enough for a REPL "in four".
(In REverse PoLish, of course;
WHOIS says that re.pl was created on 2000-03-14.)

#Alchemy
#CommonLisp
#DeclarativeProgramming
#DeclarativeProgrammingStyle
#Lisp
#Loop
#LoopFacility

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mrc_istmo Apr 30

Don't want to get out from this loop

#abletonlive #loop #operator #fmsynthesis

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screwlisp Apr 30

@simon_brooke
If you look at Kent's writing here https://www.maclisp.info/pitmanual/contro.html#5.9.5 , other sources like ACL2 (and burke and moon iirc) mostly seem downstream of the pitmanual viz creditting loop to interlisp 1974 to me.
@kentpitman
I guess there is one other Burke and Moon over here https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA087372.pdf (thanks for finding it, @amszmidt )

Modern scan quality ! #lisp #loop

The Pitmanual: Control Forms

Kent Pitman Apr 30

I couldn't find a copy of the memo named "Loop Iteration Macro" by Glenn Burke and David Moon, January 1981 (MIT/LCS/TM-169) at MIT's dSpace site, or anywhere else. So I scanned in my copy and have uploaded it to my web site.

NOTE WELL: This document was written prior to CLTL and describes a facility that was available in MACLISP and the Lisp Machine's Zetalisp. Common Lisp drew design ideas from this, but the syntax, semantics, and associated functions/macros described in this are NOT the same as what Common Lisp offers.

For example, my recollection from long ago (which I did not re-check before making this post) is that there are other differences in syntax because this earlier version of Loop was underconstrained in the ordering of the keywords in a way that let you write some expressions that the committee felt might confuse people with their results.

But also, for reasons that slip my mind, Common Lisp did not adopt the define-loop-path macro that is described starting on page 19.

http://nhplace.com/kent/History/maclisp/MIT-LCS-TM-169-Loop-Iteration-Macro.pdf

#lisp #maclisp #loop #iteration #ComputerHistory #KentsHistoryProject #lisp #LispM #Zetalisp #CommonLisp

cc @screwlisp