rdoc-c
A command-line tool for managing your documents and easing your life. (by yankh764)
sc2-replay-go
By Rairden
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| GNU General Public License v3.0 only | - |
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rdoc-c
Posts with mentions or reviews of rdoc-c.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-08-28.
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My 2nd C project: Mdoc - a command line tool that is dedicated to all the Linux readers that like using the shell and has lots of documents to handle
Hello everyone, I decided to share my last project here in hope it is useful and helps some of the Linux users (except me of course). This project is dedicated to the command-line lovers that has lots of documents to handle.
- What's a program you made that you actually use regularly?
- Mdoc: A command-line tool for managing your documents and easing your life (it was intended to be like xdg-open but ended up with a lot more features)
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A brief description on my experience developing my second C project
I would love to share my experience developing my last C project, since I got no one really interested in programming in the environment I live in.
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Can I get some help in solving a Segmentation fault that I've been struggling to solve for few days?
Here is the link to the repository.
sc2-replay-go
Posts with mentions or reviews of sc2-replay-go.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-08-28.
- What's a program you made that you actually use regularly?
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Why do i feel like high level programming languages are more confusing than the lower one
https://gitlab.com/Rairden/sc2-replay-go/-/blob/master/sc2replay.go#L196
- Roast my first beginner Go project
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How do gaming replays work? Do they just record all the actions of players, and just recreate them all on the map?
For Starcraft 2, I made a tool that uses a library to decode replays. See the table at the bottom to see how much it's compressed. A game replay goes from 100 KB binary file to 3-6 MB text file showing all the events (clicking, movement commands, etc).
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What do people mean when Python is a really slow language?
I can show some benchmarks. I did a tiny project in Java using a python library to decode Starcraft2 replay games. Then redid the project in Go. Benchmark result here. So 580 vs 167 ms to decode 100 replays. Not a big deal.
What are some alternatives?
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ImageViewer - An ultra-minimalistic image viewing program for Windows built with C and SDL2
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