Allocating a Back Buffer
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0:50Short overview about a backbuffer
0:50Short overview about a backbuffer
0:50Short overview about a backbuffer
2:56Windows message callback
2:56Windows message callback
2:56Windows message callback
4:43Closing the window (PostQuitMessage function)
4:43Closing the window (PostQuitMessage function)
4:43Closing the window (PostQuitMessage function)
9:10about resource handling
9:10about resource handling
9:10about resource handling
12:46Back to closing the window
12:46Back to closing the window
12:46Back to closing the window
15:56about global variables
15:56about global variables
15:56about global variables
17:00Different meanings of static: internal, global_variable, local_persist
17:00Different meanings of static: internal, global_variable, local_persist
17:00Different meanings of static: internal, global_variable, local_persist
22:47Backbuffer, windows, GDI and us.
22:47Backbuffer, windows, GDI and us.
22:47Backbuffer, windows, GDI and us.
23:29resizeDIBSection() created
23:29resizeDIBSection() created
23:29resizeDIBSection() created
26:06GetClientRect()
26:06GetClientRect()
26:06GetClientRect()
30:49CreateDIBSection() created
30:49CreateDIBSection() created
30:49CreateDIBSection() created
31:39StretchDIBits()
31:39StretchDIBits()
31:39StretchDIBits()
38:31CreateDIBSection() usage and explanation
38:31CreateDIBSection() usage and explanation
38:31CreateDIBSection() usage and explanation
48:19About freeing and creating a new DIBSection
48:19About freeing and creating a new DIBSection
48:19About freeing and creating a new DIBSection
53:42Device context and Win32ResizeDIBSection()
53:42Device context and Win32ResizeDIBSection()
53:42Device context and Win32ResizeDIBSection()
1:03:23Q&A
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1:03:23Q&A
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1:03:23Q&A
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1:03:37ssylvan Remark on not needing to use CreateDIBSection/CreateCompatibleDC and just allocating the array ourselves
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1:03:37ssylvan Remark on not needing to use CreateDIBSection/CreateCompatibleDC and just allocating the array ourselves
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1:03:37ssylvan Remark on not needing to use CreateDIBSection/CreateCompatibleDC and just allocating the array ourselves
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1:06:47Remark on the change to the archiving of Q&A sessions (they are now combined with the main day video)
1:06:47Remark on the change to the archiving of Q&A sessions (they are now combined with the main day video)
1:06:47Remark on the change to the archiving of Q&A sessions (they are now combined with the main day video)
1:08:37Will you be using sleep()?
1:08:37Will you be using sleep()?
1:08:37Will you be using sleep()?
1:08:59Could you go back through how you got Visual Studio to cooperate?
1:08:59Could you go back through how you got Visual Studio to cooperate?
1:08:59Could you go back through how you got Visual Studio to cooperate?
1:09:52Are other windowing systems less crazy to work with?
1:09:52Are other windowing systems less crazy to work with?
1:09:52Are other windowing systems less crazy to work with?
1:12:20Are you going to do a more detailed Intro To C series alongside this one?
1:12:20Are you going to do a more detailed Intro To C series alongside this one?
1:12:20Are you going to do a more detailed Intro To C series alongside this one?
1:13:40Can you explain what exactly a void* is? A pointer to nothing?
1:13:40Can you explain what exactly a void* is? A pointer to nothing?
1:13:40Can you explain what exactly a void* is? A pointer to nothing?
1:20:03Any new thoughts on IMGUI since you made that video a few years ago?
1:20:03Any new thoughts on IMGUI since you made that video a few years ago?
1:20:03Any new thoughts on IMGUI since you made that video a few years ago?
1:21:15ssylvan Follow up on the previous remark about StretchDIBits, it can take a custom array as long as it is DWORD aligned
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1:21:15ssylvan Follow up on the previous remark about StretchDIBits, it can take a custom array as long as it is DWORD aligned
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1:21:15ssylvan Follow up on the previous remark about StretchDIBits, it can take a custom array as long as it is DWORD aligned
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1:23:13When will the source be available?
1:23:13When will the source be available?
1:23:13When will the source be available?
1:23:30When using emacs, I find it hard to use meta key with F and B to skip words, how do you do it so fast?
1:23:30When using emacs, I find it hard to use meta key with F and B to skip words, how do you do it so fast?
1:23:30When using emacs, I find it hard to use meta key with F and B to skip words, how do you do it so fast?
1:23:48How come !=0 is true in C, and return values of main and functions is 0 if everything is okay?
1:23:48How come !=0 is true in C, and return values of main and functions is 0 if everything is okay?
1:23:48How come !=0 is true in C, and return values of main and functions is 0 if everything is okay?
1:26:18nothings2 Remark on functions with multiple return values "Pre ANSI C didn't allow return structs"
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1:26:18nothings2 Remark on functions with multiple return values "Pre ANSI C didn't allow return structs"
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1:26:18nothings2 Remark on functions with multiple return values "Pre ANSI C didn't allow return structs"
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1:28:24Any reason you put the type in a line above the function name?
1:28:24Any reason you put the type in a line above the function name?
1:28:24Any reason you put the type in a line above the function name?