Hnngggggg

posted in DruinkJournal
Published June 09, 2006
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It's too damn hot in here. RSSWeather.com claims it's only 19'C, the BBC news said it's supposed to be 26'C, and it feels like it's around 25'C - 30'C. This fan isn't helping...

I'm nearly done converting the game and login server code to have it ready for a GDNet test (To debug my socket code). I want to strip out a lot of the actual socket code though, since there's far too much to expect anyone to go through for me. It does, however exhibit the same problems (The login server says a game server connected, although the game server never gets the FD_CONNECT event so it knows it's connected)
I also want a bit more logging in to give anyone debugging it a hand.

It's Friday! Yay! I'm knackered, I've been going to bed at 10pm and not sleeping till midnight pretty much all this week. But I have a bunch of crap to do on Saturday. I need to get money out of my savings so I can pay to come to work (No, that doesn't make sense to me either), I need to get my bus pass renewed (because the sodding place is closed before 8am and after 7pm when I'm in Edinburgh, and it's cheaper to get a bus pass than to pay GBP2 every day), and my friends and I are supposed to be having a gathering somewhere outdoors (Cammo Park at Barnton if you're in Edinburgh) since it's meant to be stupidly hot tomorrow.
So it'll be another [reasonable] early start tomorrow. Still, I have Sunday to recover and sleep till whenever. Yay.

I've got through about half of Game programming Gems 6 on the train over 5 days. So I should have finished by the end of next week. Then I can start to actually do some coding on the train (Assuming my socket code is working that is).
I also found out that I can get 10 one-day return tickets for GBP77.90, which lasts me 2 weeks. That's GBP155.80 for a month's travel (Ok, 4 weeks, whatever). Much better than the GBP250 for a monthly pass (Which I presume is unlimited journeys, but still only Edinburgh <-> Glasgow I think).

I got a look at my new contract yesterday too. The CEO is comming to see us on Monday, so I'll hopefully get it signed then. It doesn't mention travel expenses though, because "Its not part of the employment contract but it will be paid at least for the first 3 months." However, I still can't really afford to travel to Glasgow if I don't get travel expenses paid. It'll still be nearly a quarter of my salary. I mean I'd be able to, but only just.

Anyway, this took longer to type than expected. Back to work I suppose...

EDIT: OH GOD I HATE YOU, CODEWARRIOR. Code Warrior is the only compiler I know of where you can crash the IDE by dereferencing a null pointer in the code getting debugged. And it crashed last time I closed the lid on my DS devkit. And Nintendo have decided to use Code Warrior for Wii development too. WHY DO THEY HATE US SO MUCH?
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Ravuya
Yay for having your job back.

Codewarrior has seriously gone downhill since the OS X days; Apple fucked them over with the Mac Xcode tools and then their business just went to pot. I think Sony and others are just using SN Systems' TDEV stuff now.
June 09, 2006 08:52 AM
Mushu
template < class T >
inline T operator*( T* val ) {
     if ( !val ) THROW A VASE AT WINDOW;
     return *val;
}


??
June 09, 2006 08:56 AM
johnhattan
High of 37c here in Texas today. Ugh.
June 09, 2006 10:33 AM
Ravuya
Quote:Original post by johnhattan
High of 37c here in Texas today. Ugh.


It's rainy and ugly here in Calgary. [crying]
June 09, 2006 10:59 AM
Evil Steve
Quote:Original post by Ravuya
Quote:Original post by johnhattan
High of 37c here in Texas today. Ugh.


It's rainy and ugly here in Calgary. [crying]
That's it, I'm moving to Calgary. You've persuaded me.
June 09, 2006 11:28 AM
Neex
Quote:Original post by Evil Steve
EDIT: OH GOD I HATE YOU, CODEWARRIOR. Code Warrior is the only compiler I know of where you can crash the IDE by dereferencing a null pointer in the code getting debugged. And it crashed last time I closed the lid on my DS devkit. And Nintendo have decided to use Code Warrior for Wii development too. WHY DO THEY HATE US SO MUCH?


Hah.

I've been working part time at an embedded software company while I've been at uni (CodeWarrior is also focused on embedded dev these days). I was porting a demo application that runs on many different microprocessors to use a new processor and use CodeWarrior. Building is all done on the command line using SCons, so I have no reason to use the CodeWarrior IDE, which should be fine because they provide a command-line compiler. Except, it opens a window for every file you compile, prints information to the window, then closes the window when it's finished compiling. So you get no feedback on warning/errors or anything. Oh, except errors from the most recent failed compile will be in the file 'EDOUT'.
June 09, 2006 04:20 PM
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