Treemap Viewer, part 1 

2:01:37 nice discussion on the dynamic array structure which he calls a Bucket Array that's used to hold nodes in the treemap (primarily for the stable pointer benefit) Really appreciate these uploads, thanks Jon.

The speed at which the codex displays the information as you hover over it is what I need from my other software ;_;

1:07:46 Jon's hell-demon screams out in hunger, it must be fed more chai

You installing wiztree might be the fastest windows install I have ever seen

"fuck it big tree map" made me so happy

WizTree is pretty great...

That was a great educative stream. Thank you for posting it to RU-vid

Oh, the audio levels in this video seem much better! Maybe just my sound settings or laptop, but your last several videos have been too quiet to watch for me

Love these stream, please keep making them

Spacesniffer visualization is so damn good compared to all these fake lighting ones with a mess of rectangles, folders and arbitrary nesting

That's odd, I wanted to implement a treemap viewer since a few days ago too, kinda like WinDirStat does. Nice

I feel spoiled by the uploads recently.

After using these for a few years I found a sunburst chart like in Scanner by Steffen Gerlach just so much better in every way (IMO).

is there a video which explains the benefit of using a terminal on the side, instead of using Emacs's built-in sheel/eshell/ansi-term/compile commands? that way the compilation and the execution (on compilation success) could also be just a single key press. there is so little compiler output usually, that the low performance of those solutions wouldn't be perceivable and in compile-mode the navigation to the compile error would also be just a key chord away.

2:04:57 the C++ container that works sort of like the Bucket Array type is std::deque . The "buckets" (or blocks) are not configurable in the std:: implementation, but boost has boost::deque_options to instantiate boost::dequeue with a specific block size

1:07:45 who the hell was screaming?

awesome!

Funny, I called "bucket array" for a "stacked array", I also double the size of the next bucket each time.

Is Windows better than Mac for game development ? I have a sense that some engines run much smoother on Windows environment and there is a rumour that Visual Studio will not be available on Mac in the future .

At 1:02:00 table_find seems not very nice, one has to provide a dummy table.ValueType instead of actual null. I guess this is done not to break type annotation of found var. I guess go handles this well? In python I would write that as an override of a function and 2 possible return types : tuple[Found, Literal[True]] tuple[None, Literal[False]] Which seems nicer to me

What are those .codex files and how are they generated for a program?

27:45 flow charts, diagrams etc are good for education, onboarding, security review, and documentation. Becomes more important the larger your system is and the more people you have collaborating.

I'm sorry for this not being immensely relevant, however I'd be interested to get my grubby hands on a copy of the Jai complier, how would one best register interest in the being included in the closed beta?

1:11:56 Isn't this some major bug with the compiler?

WizTree _IS_ better.

why doesn't he use a debugger?

gdu

i dont watch the streams, when is the game coming out?

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