Multiply Appearing Debug Values — Handmade Hero — Episode Guide

0:28Debugger: Enabling "Go To Definition / Declaration" feature

3:10Internet: Building Browse Information Files: Overview¹

4:00build.bat: Add -FR flag

7:18Debugger: Show a dummy win32 project with this browse info enabled

7:55build.bat: Remove -FR flag and delete the *.bsc and *.sbr files

8:13Recap our current status

8:59"Patience is a virtue"^α

12:12Set the stage for the day

13:55handmade_debug.h: Introduce debug_variable_link

15:10handmade_debug_variables.h: Introduce DEBUGAddVariableToGroup

17:18handmade.h: #define DLIST_INSERT

18:40handmade_debug_variables.h and handmade_debug.cpp: Use this DLIST_INSERT macro

19:59handmade_debug_variables.h: Continue cleaning up

20:57handmade.h: #define DLIST_INIT

22:05handmade_debug.h: Consider whether we want to store parent pointers for variables

23:25handmade_debug_variables.h: Introduce debug_variable_group_builder to enable DEBUGEndVariableGroup to pass the parent VarGroup back

25:07handmade_debug_variables.h: Add a GroupDepth and *GroupStack array to debug_variable_definition_context to show another way to solve this problem

29:13handmade_debug.cpp: Initialise that GroupStack in debug_variable_definition_context

31:07handmade_debug_variables.h: Continue on cleaning up compile errors

33:05Blackboard: Traversing trees using pointers and then stacks

38:08handmade_debug.cpp: Add *Stack to WriteHandmadeConfig

41:51Blackboard: The natural order of the stack

45:40handmade_debug.cpp: Introduce debug_variable_iterator to augment the stack

52:39handmade_debug.cpp: Continue cleaning up compile errors

54:15handmade_debug.cpp: Unwind the stack iteration loop

56:25handmade_debug.cpp: Use our stack implementation in DEBUGDrawMainMenu

57:25handmade_debug.cpp: Continue cleaning up compile errors

1:00:46handmade_debug.cpp: Introduce a dummy GetDebugViewFor

1:01:18Correctly spell "variable"^β

1:01:27handmade_debug.cpp: Finish cleaning up compile errors

1:03:49"That's the end of that"^γ

1:04:51Q&A

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1:04:51Q&A

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1:04:51Q&A

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1:05:19TheSizik Does it work?

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1:05:19TheSizik Does it work?

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1:05:19TheSizik Does it work?

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1:07:32diaboIix17 Earlier in the stream you said that you once spent 10 weeks on a problem. What was that problem?

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1:07:32diaboIix17 Earlier in the stream you said that you once spent 10 weeks on a problem. What was that problem?

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1:07:32diaboIix17 Earlier in the stream you said that you once spent 10 weeks on a problem. What was that problem?

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1:09:03insofaras Have you considered using intrusive linked lists like those in the Linux kernel that use offsetof()

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1:09:03insofaras Have you considered using intrusive linked lists like those in the Linux kernel that use offsetof()

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1:09:03insofaras Have you considered using intrusive linked lists like those in the Linux kernel that use offsetof()

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1:10:03ijustwantfood How portable will the game engine be? Could it be used to make other games?

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1:10:03ijustwantfood How portable will the game engine be? Could it be used to make other games?

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1:10:03ijustwantfood How portable will the game engine be? Could it be used to make other games?

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1:10:42cubercaleb Curve Solver?

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1:10:42cubercaleb Curve Solver?

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1:10:42cubercaleb Curve Solver?

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1:11:05insofaras Will we ever see the memory chunk debug visualization?

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1:11:05insofaras Will we ever see the memory chunk debug visualization?

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1:11:05insofaras Will we ever see the memory chunk debug visualization?

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1:12:32Imapushover What flavour of Linux on your laptop today, and what will it be on Monday

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1:12:32Imapushover What flavour of Linux on your laptop today, and what will it be on Monday

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1:12:32Imapushover What flavour of Linux on your laptop today, and what will it be on Monday

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1:13:02insofaras By the way, I think the Linux kernel implementation can have something in multiple lists at once

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1:13:02insofaras By the way, I think the Linux kernel implementation can have something in multiple lists at once

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1:13:02insofaras By the way, I think the Linux kernel implementation can have something in multiple lists at once

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1:13:24Blackboard: Linked lists

1:14:35Angrycrow Can you give me a quick rundown again of how you're substituting the stack for instances of the debug view?

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1:14:35Angrycrow Can you give me a quick rundown again of how you're substituting the stack for instances of the debug view?

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1:14:35Angrycrow Can you give me a quick rundown again of how you're substituting the stack for instances of the debug view?

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1:15:01MartinCohen So what do you use as a "formatting language" usually?

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1:15:01MartinCohen So what do you use as a "formatting language" usually?

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1:15:01MartinCohen So what do you use as a "formatting language" usually?

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1:15:55cubercaleb Is this how you do UI in your other programs?

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1:15:55cubercaleb Is this how you do UI in your other programs?

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1:15:55cubercaleb Is this how you do UI in your other programs?

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1:16:44Call it done

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1:16:44Call it done

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1:16:44Call it done

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