hanion
@haniondev.bsky.social
recreational programmer interested in C, low-level, game engines, compilers, embedded, assembly, linux https://hanion.dev
i added submesh support to my obj parser. now my engine can load BIG obj files
we got textures
close enough, got a job as a programmer working on a fighter jet
looking for a job at nasa, wanna be one of the programmers who work on the rovers
do you guys clean up before exiting or do you leave it to the kernel?
single line of sprintf was responsible for 65% of the instructions. replaced it with my own function and instruction count dropped from 58 million to 10 million
I spent the last few years building enik-engine, a lightweight C++ game engine with a custom editor, hot-reload scripting, physics, animation, prefabs, and more. Fast, small, and built for experimentation. Here’s a deep dive into how it works and the lessons I learned: hanion.dev/post/enik-en...
made a ray tracer in c. and i want your opinions on the ui. left (raygui) or right (nuklear)?
i can't let old tech die. I feel like a cpu that boots deserves to do computation.
Writing a game engine for embedded: hanion.dev/post/embedde...
i hate qt. i used it because it was "platform independent". it took me 2 hours to build it on windows.
i feel more comfortable reading c code because i know there is no hidden behavior
qt looked cohesive and cool as a user. but as a developer, holy shit it is bad
I've stumbled upon a computer so old that it does not have any bios settings other than date & time it does not detect bootable devices if the partitions are not aligned perfectly antix runs on it fine though
assembly is the best language for opening four panes side by side
searched if I could make a broken smart tv useful by installing linux on it. the results are, on average: almost impossible to do so
i no longer want to continue working on one of my projects, but I fear that I will form a bad habit
the propaganda is working. im starting to dislike c++ in all places that make it c++
falling in love with assembly lately, it looks like I found a new obsession