@@mizel_almizel When assigning values to members of a struct, you can use a dot in front of the variable name to assign them out of order. It's also a nice way to make your code look a bit clearer too. They're called designated initializers.
15:00 it's not a sawtooth wave. it's got more in common with a triangle wave, except a triangle wave just alternates between two amplitudes and linearly interpolates between them. if you use nearest-neighbor interpolation instead, you get a square wave. a sawtooth wave looks like this: /|/|/| and mathematically you can interpret it as a modulo function.
Read K&R and do all the exercises in it. Then just use C every day for a couple of months, and you'll be pretty good at it. But to be great at it, you need experience.
LOUD SOUND ALERT AT 56:34!!!
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Thank you I will go listen to that sound as soon as possible.
Brother what is dot(.) at 11:04
I see that dot(.) before the variable what was that mean??
I good it 😂 I get nothing really it’s confused 🤔
@@mizel_almizel When assigning values to members of a struct, you can use a dot in front of the variable name to assign them out of order. It's also a nice way to make your code look a bit clearer too. They're called designated initializers.
ppl listening to your videos to fall asleep rn: 👁👄👁
First video I've found that goes over UI from the bottom up. More of this would be cool
Unless I'm mistaken, all I see is a slider.
Chad tsoding back again with new video!!?
is this how i am supposed to programm? damn he knows how to not to use stack overflow
Would be a cool test feature to be able to assign a different function as entry point just as long as the signature matches.
I would guess you are evaluating lerp(b, a, t) instead of lerp(a, b, t). This explains those sudden jumps.
51:17 i actually remembered that trick from another video of yours
bro goes crazy fast....
first slider sounds a lot more like it changes sample rate, not frequency
Potato
Pretty sure he's using frequency in the literal sense, e.g. sample rate in this context
What the book or website to learn GUI
I used vim and sometimes emacs
But I don’t have any idea how I call GUI and create window etc …
What font do you use? It's got a nice look to it 👀
2:12 I C BAJS forsen1
I said scratch
Doing a full video dedicated on GUI would be great. In this video, information is too scattered.
15:00 it's not a sawtooth wave. it's got more in common with a triangle wave, except a triangle wave just alternates between two amplitudes and linearly interpolates between them. if you use nearest-neighbor interpolation instead, you get a square wave.
a sawtooth wave looks like this: /|/|/| and mathematically you can interpret it as a modulo function.
WHAT IS THE EDITOR YOU USED IN THIS TUTO ?
emacs. You can download it free for any OS. Hard to learn initially but super powerful if you can stick it out!
@@merthyr1831 thanks bro, I have never used vim, i use nano or vscode
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How can I learn C just like you can you give me advice or share your roadmap sir?
K&R C book
Read "Computer systems, a programmer perspective"
Read K&R and do all the exercises in it. Then just use C every day for a couple of months, and you'll be pretty good at it. But to be great at it, you need experience.
hes been programming for 16+ years
POSIX.1-2008 marks rand_r() as obsolete!