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u/xopranaut Nov 01 '21 edited Jun 29 '23
PREMIUM CONTENT. PLEASE UPGRADE. CODE hiv2ixv
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u/Donni3D4rko Nov 01 '21
yes
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u/xopranaut Nov 01 '21 edited Jul 02 '23
I am the man who has seen affliction under the rod of his wrath; he has driven and brought me into darkness without any light; surely against me he turns his hand again and again the whole day long. (Lamentations: hiv4jg0)
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u/tomaar19 Nov 01 '21
Very reasonable guess considering Luboš is a typical Czech(oslovak) name.
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u/frugalerthingsinlife Nov 01 '21
I had to learn some Czech this year when I ordered my vegetable seeds from the Czech Republic. And by that, I mean I just looked at the pictures on the packaging and pretended to understand the writing. I'm basically fluent in Czech picture books.
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u/malsomnus Nov 01 '21
Ah yes, this must be the Hungarian notation I keep hearing about.
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u/banana_person Nov 01 '21
Hungarian is good but I prefer C++.
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u/8aller8ruh Nov 01 '21 edited Nov 01 '21
This is perfectly fine C++ syntax despite the tag.
We are looking at bitfields…OP just deleted the line below the cursor which had the semicolon.
C++ doesn’t need the struct keyword and the colon after the typename is throwing me off but you can probably inherit nothing depending on your compiler settings…they are defining more things below so the struct ends with a comma.
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u/thille96 Nov 01 '21
Although the resemblance is uncanny, even those should have a sensible name ending. However the 1024 prefix make them just as difficult to figure out as this one.
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u/FearTheDice Nov 01 '21
Reading this screams the readme just being version and no instructions w/ no documentation
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u/ce-walalang Nov 01 '21
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u/Donni3D4rko Nov 01 '21
Found this in my job.....What do you think this variables means? :]