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@nprofile1q... I… *blinks* so there's a way to get this to inject a $-ified de-expansion into one of the variables?
there must be a way to get #2 because I know how to get it when CMake is driving MSVC.
there must be a way to get #2 because I know how to get it when CMake is driving MSVC.
I'm editing a Visual Studio (not Code) solution. I believe I need to add to "Additional Library Directories":
$(SolutionDir)\..\..\bin\Windows\$(XXX)
Where XXX is some project property which is equal to "x86" on x86 builds and "x64" on x64 builds.
1. Where can I find the documentation that lists builtin project properties? I find
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/msbuild/common-msbuild-project-properties?view=visualstudio
But it doesn't include $(SolutionDir) which appears to exist.
2. How do I get MSVS to show "verbose" builds that show EG cl invocations?
$(SolutionDir)\..\..\bin\Windows\$(XXX)
Where XXX is some project property which is equal to "x86" on x86 builds and "x64" on x64 builds.
1. Where can I find the documentation that lists builtin project properties? I find
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/msbuild/common-msbuild-project-properties?view=visualstudio
But it doesn't include $(SolutionDir) which appears to exist.
2. How do I get MSVS to show "verbose" builds that show EG cl invocations?
In the algorithmic world, the act of interacting actively reshapes the systems associations closer to your embedding within them. Regularly listening to obscure tracks adds a bunch of my faves to thei...
@nprofile1q... Perhaps the observer effect in quantum physics can be explained by archaean ad tracking systems 🤔
This would be such a cool sentence if only I didn't know what it was about
GOOGLE: So I notice you've never clicked on the ✨️enticing sparkle✨️ in the corner of your mail client.
ME: Yes, that's because I don't want to use it.
GOOGLE: But would it change your mind… if it were a confusing melange of colors that screams "at no point did a designer look at this before it shipped"?
ME: Yes, that's because I don't want to use it.
GOOGLE: But would it change your mind… if it were a confusing melange of colors that screams "at no point did a designer look at this before it shipped"?
Has anyone ever tried a generational mark-compact garbage collector where the "generations" are just watermark pointers within the compacting space. Tenuring objects out of the young gen would just be a matter of updating the "young gen begins here" pointer to point to the current allocate head. (Assume you have enough control over the virtual memory mapper that you can always test an object's generation with a single pointer compare.)
I wish English had separate words for compass and compass
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If all you have a hammer, then everything looks like a nail. But if all you have is a screwdriver or a wrench, this doesn't necessarily mean that everything looks like a screw or a bolt, because either of those items can be used as an improvised hammer. Also if you have two wrenches you can break a padlock without needing boltcutters. I'm not actually sure what the moral here is
Harpy Pride
I rebooted my computer and Google Chrome, which I have launched maybe once in the last year, immediately used the Windows notification system to show me an ad for "AI"
Eating dinner is too much work I just want to photosynthesize
In 2002 Chris Onstad published the only thing worth saying on the "generative AI" debate
