This Library Turns C into Go

[@wagsman9999]

Tsoding has motivated me. I have compiled Raylib. Learned a little Make. And can now draw a red circle. Using c, and Notepad++. It's not much, but it's a start.

[@nohandlepls15]

That's how you start doing anything:)

[@simargl2454]

Big if true

[@isaacalves6846]

Keep it up

[@darthtrex9356]

Journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. Godspeed soldier 🤝

[@aquilafasciata5781]

Keep it up, brother 💪 You should learn Vim at some point; it saves you a lot typing 😊

[@HarrisonSmith-tw8be]

i like the new style of your videos where you add a few highlights and then the X hours earlier format. Not sure how much extra effort for you it is but I appreciate it Mr. Tsoding :)

[@labsendeyshent]

C3 influencer posted

[@phonkee]

Just to mention, the author is author of ZeroMQ

[@TsodingDaily]

This actually explains why the library is such a banger

[@hughesadrian]

@@TsodingDaily you should look into libdill, his successor version of libmill

[@elgalas]

​@@hughesadrian Watch the full video ;) he did check it out

[@Pi7on]

Zozzin have you seen Clay (C layout library)?

[@CookieGod24]

YES, this. I’d love for him to talk about Clay (and Nuklear).

[@Pi7on]

@CookieGod24 yo I didn't know about nuklear! Looks sick!

[@whydw2283]

Go take a look for clay 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@paulkanja]

mahn i'm so bummed Clay refused to work for me first time but i'm working on fixing the issues (mostly Raylib ones) to try it out

[@wiseskeshom4673]

Yep, please help check out Clay

[@abhishekkadam2999]

10:41 probably the best definition of coroutine I've heard by far.

[@andreffrosa]

futures/promises are an abstraction for the "handlers" of asynchronous/concurrent "tasks", which can either run on a separate OS-thread or a "app"-thread (a.k.a. coroutines). goroutines are go's rebranding of coroutines. The futures themselves are not an asynchronous execution primitive/model as you seem to be explaining but rather a "high-level" synching/coordination primitive, like channels. Its the "high-level" equivalent of joining a thread and fetching the result (and in the case of js you can also conveniently chain them). In the case of go, the goroutines do not return an intrinsic future and instead you usually use a channel for returning a result to the caller or similar to indicate the task has finished

[@angelos9800]

Tsoding is the reason I started learning more stuff man. He motivated me to start making a rasterizer... in vanilla JS (I am sorry)

[@talideon]

libdill is the follow-up to this, but it's also abandoned.

[@lolcat69]

30:17 we're betraying raysan with this one 🗣🗣🗣

[@IvanKovalenko-u8u]

the thumbnail of this video looks really amazing

[@Asdayasman]

25:52 actually CLEAN.

[@pftq2401]

sorry for offtopic, but how to make github show me ssh link by default instead of https, like it did at 4:01 ?

[@kiosmallwood576]

You have to be logged into github and give them your ssh public key in your profile.

[@pftq2401]

@@kiosmallwood576 nope, problem is i have to change tabs to "ssh" every time i click this green "Code" button, but i want it to be default, it seems it only defaults to ssh when i'm in repo that i own

[@DeerDesigner]

If you have an ssh key added and click on the SSH tab once, as long as you’re logged in that will be the default

[@froop2393]

you can learn so much from this channel... its freaking entertaining... and its for free 😮.... crazy...

[@Feal-flf]

It's impossible for tsoding to not code in C. I respect that

[@sumedh-girish]

1:38 is so perfect I want the skill to do that lmfao

[@atiedebee1020]

This reminds me of cilk, which is similar to this but built into the compiler. I believe older versions of gcc supported it

[@richardsh8770]

I see the library author's repo for a dialect of go with structural concurrency. I suppose it's a good idea to look what he means by that.

[@TheCommunistRabbit]

Also you can compile C to Go using a compiler called C for Go

[@NikhillRao27]

Interesting, does Go have an unsafe library to let you manage memory?

[@stefanalecu9532]

Isn't that just cgo?

[@msxmlable]

3:30 into the video, already liking it

[@elgalas]

1:07:32 oh that's a new argument I'll be using when lurking around the web

[@crankshaft99k85]

This means we can have Go in C3 also. Who needs Go anymore!

[@nexovec]

"coroutine is a computer program component that allows execution to be suspended and resumed" Great, so now python generators became goroutines. I'm not even confused anymore I just gave up a long time ago.

[@StitchesForScars]

You can think of the generator as the underlying mechanisms, coroutines are just more powerfu because the "yield" can dynamically move around

[@nexovec]

@@StitchesForScars But still, it's within that definition. Only proves Alexey's point that it's tough to define.

[@alexeydmitrievich5970]

CLay library for layouts in C next!

[@monad_tcp]

12:49 of course they had to mess with the stack frames

[@softwet4341]

Tsoding, have you seen CLAY?

[@TheCommunistRabbit]

Try out Clay, it's a C layout library

[@kiosmallwood576]

!clay

[@RukopisyNarnie]

Inc files re also "header files" of fasm.

[@sknown]

Hi Tsoding. I have been writing code in C for some time now. Was looking at all the new languages that promise to be worthy successors of C. Don’t like Rust. Zig is good. But I hear you often criticizing Zig and recently you have been working with C3. I need something more mature than C3 for my projects. What would you recommend? I would like to try Jai but it is still in the weird closed beta thing for a very long time now. Would love to hear your thoughts on it.

[@Tezla0]

Zig is the best imho (Jai is looking better though, but it's not public). The only problem is that it hasn't released yet, which means it has a lot of bugs and will have major breaking changes that you might or might not like.

[@thesenamesaretaken]

You could consider Odin. More importantly try not to be discouraged by internet memeing. If you want to have fun making a thing then do it.

[@sknown]

@@thesenamesaretaken Have you tried both Zig and Odin? I have tried Zig but not Odin. What would you say are the main reasons to choose Odin over Zig?

[@DevilTheMan]

@@sknown it's more like jai or go and it has some nice build-in features for graphics programming, e.g vectors and quaternions as default types. if you want to do game development or anything 3D or 2D related I would use Odin instead of Zig. And maybe the learning curve with Odin isn't as steep as with Zig.

[@TheCommunistRabbit]

That thumbnail is top notch brother

[@naranyala_dev]

where is the future, bed, and kitchen apis

[@2ndbrain108]

is someone using jujutsu for vcs?

[@chepossofare]

TBH if something like this lands in C3 it would be great.

[@bazilm1]

Can't c3 just use this library directly anyway?

[@chepossofare]

@bazilm1 yep, but i'd vet it before, it's not so manteined and imho has a not so great ergonomy

[@baranjan6969]

10:16 My friends are msvc users!

[@DadundddaD]

С первых секунд понятно, что Tsoding русский или славянин, по обилию мата.

[@Antipolitisch]

I need go. Thanks for asking.

[@oidpolar6302]

Other architecture than x86 to have would be nice

[@John-yg1cq]

Damn, I did something similar for my Master Thesis, but for embedded. Didn't know about libmill tho! Should have included that in my sources.

[@drownwarlord7581]

now im more interested to read your thesis, where can i access it

[@maybenot909]

bump

[@PolarisMyWay]

another Sustrik's libary is ZeroMQ lib, quiet popular

[@danko95bgd]

43:16 ahahaahah 😂

[@skope2055]

"millf" function lol

[@Grave1001]

12 out of 10 for this libraries :)

[@FocusAccount-iv5xe]

Engaging.

[@faridguzman91]

Millf

[@blu3m0nkey]

Librarby

[@hectorjazz7]

interesting library, really. Magnificent transmission, a very interesting library! Here is an interview with the creator of Libmill, which I find very illustrative. Greetings, tsoding, and thanks for all your content! kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIanmZaEYp2ih9E

[@DuskyDaily]

Tsoding first

[@mac2875]

Why make a video on this? Go fans and the new hyper community coming to ruin this too 🤦‍♂️ now.

[@binitrupakheti4246]

Sorry I use Rust btw. Go is not for smart people.

[@FocusAccount-iv5xe]

🙄

[@maybenot909]

lmao

[@SingleTheShot]

smh not even haskell

[@TheCommunistRabbit]

Most bearable, and Least annoying rust user:

[@RustIsWinning]

​@@TheCommunistRabbitWhat's the most annoying Rust user?