Wow,
That is such an awesome idea.
Did not know about that offsetof() thing earlier. Definitely going to use
this idea.
> IIRC, the Linux kernel makes heavy use of this structure.
>
That's really cool.
Actually I implemented linked lists and not dynamic arrays because some
elements from somewhe
Kartik K. Khullar (12020-08-03):
> > Mixing linked lists and indices is usually a sign you are doing
> > something wrong.
> >
> > Here, I believe you would do better with a doubly linked list and
> > pointers instead of indices.
> >
> > Note: there is a trick with doubly linked lists where you put
My apologies, I should have removed other parts of the quoted code which I
was not replying to.
The reply is unnecesarily long now.
On Mon, 3 Aug, 2020, 12:39 am Kartik K. Khullar,
wrote:
>
>
> On Sun, Aug 2, 2020 at 5:57 PM Nicolas George wrote:
>
>> Anamitra Ghorui (12020-07-30):
>> > Visible
Hello,
Thanks a lot for the code review. We will make sure to correct all of
these mistakes after we are done with all of the features in about a
week, before we post our (supposed) final patch for the decoder.
For some reason my mail client has truncated the indentation (and any
series of multipl
Anamitra Ghorui (12020-08-02):
> Thanks a lot for the code review. We will make sure to correct all of
> these mistakes after we are done with all of the features in about a
> week, before we post our (supposed) final patch for the decoder.
Thanks.
> For some reason my mail client has truncated t
