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Colors - It's more complicated than you think

May 7, 2022

How is color space defined and what exactly is “color” from a machine’s point of view.

Counter

May 1, 2022

tl;dr:
给自己的静态博客增加一个访问统计，效果如下： https://shrik3.com/misc/report.html

[OSC] CGA显示

Apr 25, 2022

#OS CONSTRUCTION

前言：此为从零开始造轮子搭建操作系统的笔记，框架来自学校课程，编程语言主要为C++和汇编，涉及大量底层硬件相关。本篇为CGA显示驱动和基础总线读写

Pg_upgrade

Apr 24, 2022

TIFU by letting pacman upgrade the postgresql a major version (13->14). Then the postgresql service failed to start.. Anyways here is the fix.

also a nice thing in the AUR: the postgresql-old-upgrade package. It provides the binary for the older version of psql under/opt/postgresql{VERSION}

A (neo)vim IDE setup for C/C++, that just works

Apr 18, 2022

Honestly I don’t think over-functional completion and diagnostics give you any productivity. The same is true for highlighting: if you highlight everything, you highlight nothing. It’s a harmful mentality to think “oh I have to have the best tools before I get started.” No, tool is just tool, the purpose is production. So this is what I want: basic syntax highlighting. completions based on current project. jump to definition. <–!more–> Essential tools/plugins Deoplete for completion framework Read more ...

Const Expression in c++

Apr 11, 2022

#CPP

NOTE: this is just copy-pasting from stackoverflow and some textbooks, see references below.

const: meaning roughly “I promise not to change this value.” This is used primarily to specify interfaces so that data can be passed to functions using pointers and references without fear of it being modified. The compiler enforces the promise made by const. The value of a const can be calculated at runtime.
constexpr: meaning roughly “to be evaluated at compile time.” This is used primarily to specify constants, to allow placement of data in read-only memory (where it is unlikely to be corrupted), and for performance. The value of a constexpr must be calculated by the compiler.

You should read from right to left. This is refered to as clockwise/spiral rule