This week I a animation book and started compiling the base code for that book. I also got some inspiration to write some ride code so I updated its dependencies, added a todo and started thinking about how to get a useful version working.
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This week I got clang-tidy running on Github actions and it looks like it’s the only big thing left before everything is green again for euph. I started thinking about replacing the coverage displays like coveralls that I’m currently using with something I can run locally. This week I also restarted fyro/lox and removed the public/private requirement from code. It was pretty easy since everything was required to be public. Initially I wanted to go in a c# direction but I think a typescript direction is better for lox.
This week I continued getting euph build working. clang-tidy is taking too long so that’s next. I’m planning to extend workbench and run multiple clang-tidy instances. That should hopefully cut down on the analysis time. Next up is probably replacing the coverage report. I’ve grown tired of online services and want something that I can run locally. For the “coveralls” experience I should make sure the result generates a badge and it can be viewed in a browser.
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Another year full of devlogs and another review of what I have achieved and failed to achieve. workbench, euphoria, gaf and json Workbench started out as a repo of various build scripts, but is now a single tool for running all those “scripts”. This year I ported everything from rust to c# and scoured my repos for other tools to integrate it into the code base. One of the big reasons for choosing C# is so that I can use the spectre project to get a nicer cli.
In November of last year I noticed that the time it took to process inputs in Ride was way too high, almost a full second between each key input and for a text editor that’s unbearable. I tried to tweak the event handling but nothing helped and lost motivation, put the project on ice and started working on other things. About 3 weeks ago the motivation came back and I started hacking and refactoring on the code to support multiple “backends” for rendering and handling input.
I recently realized that I’ve been writing my devlog since 2017 but I have never compiled all the devblogs into a longer post starting from today. I’ll summarize and write a smallish review of what I’ve done on all my hobby projects the past year. Euphoria Euphoria is my hobby game engine and to much surprise I did a couple of cool things related to it. Code wise I’ve continued to code cleanup (replacing streams with fmt), both warnings and enabled warning-as-errors(with w4/Wall+extra), I also added both a clang-tidy and coverage step on github actions so I can keep the code clean and strive towards a 100% coverage for the core.