"What a difference a '-j' makes" is the song I am singing this morning
Just remembered my laptop has lots of cores and if I pass `-j` to `make` then everything runs faster :-).
"What a difference a '-j' makes" is the song I am singing this morning
Just remembered my laptop has lots of cores and if I pass `-j` to `make` then everything runs faster :-).
Hi folks! ✌️ I have a couple of news about the game about the bird Birdy 🐦📰
I've add Jorik 🐧 to "Walking through street" mini-game, and changed the Birdy's hair color.
The new version you can already download from the Birdy's Codeberg page 🏔️👉 https://codeberg.org/xolatgames/Birdy-wants-crisps/releases/tag/v1.4.2
And also, I upload it to my website soon.
See you soon! 😉👋
#cpp #cpluplus #box2d #sdl #sdl2 #codelite #cmake #cmake3 #codeberg #opensource #game #games #2d #inkscape #tiled #TiledMapEditor #appimage #gamedev #adventure #gnumake
Currently looking at tools to replace #snakemake for my usage (command runner + workflow manager).
well, i can't say that i'm really surprised, but this snakemake dependency is **heavy**...
and after trying a bit the other options listed here (x-axis), i still think #gnumake fits my usage the best given the size, i just need to survive the syntax... 😬
I’m teetering on the brink with #gnustep, but man it sure does make it hard.
I’m back to *loving* WindowMaker (yes, Window Maker is not GNUstep). It’s made me love #xorg again after years of preferring OSX/#wayland. I had forgotten how good I had it in 2001 on ‘sid’ with a big ol’ #debian swirl backdrop and WindowMaker on top.
But the one thing I really want is a NeXT-like file browser/launcher (Or maybe I just want Aqua-apex OSX back (10.4/10.5?)). Gnustep Workspace /seems/ to be the best-integrated version of that. However, after I disconnect, new terminal windows launch out of bounds (invisibly) and I have to use some X dark magic to pull them back into the viewport (ugh!). OK, I can patch it, I can fix it. Open source!
But goddam the installation and #gnumake hell to get it working on #freebsd 14.3/15.0-CURRENT just saps joy. After reading dated docs and fiddling for hours I’m barely any closer.
(1/2)
The paper seems to have missed a powerful workflow language: #Make [1], with #GNUMake [2] being the canonical example. It's stable and nearly half a century old. Learn and use it now and your scientific grandchildren will be able to reproduce your workflow in 2075 [3]. #Maneage [3][4] uses Make for *both* reproducible software + reproducible workflows.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Make_%28software%29
Still very annoying that `make` does not have a flag to "build all *.csv" files... 😩
(no, `make *.csv` does not work if the files don't exist yet. Yes, `make -t` will create ALL (including other) target files, not ideal)
UPDATE: `make -nt | sed 's|^touch\s*||g' | grep '\.csv$'` at least gives you all make'able `*.csv`-files, which you can then pipe into `xargs make`...
noch mehr Retro-Buecher
2 Buecher:
- SuSE Linux 4.2
- GNU make
- <del>Die Programmiersprache REXX</del>