11:22 <@matricks> wolfandroid: dude...
11:23 <@minus> matricks: get a better irc client
11:23 <@matricks> minus: that does what?
11:23 <@minus> hide joins/quits
11:23 <@matricks> but I wanna see joins and quits
11:23 <@minus> why
11:24 <@matricks> so I can see certain people come online etc
11:24 <@minus> :|
11:24 <@matricks> and when they do... so I can stalk em
11:24 <@minus> :P
11:24 <@minus> yeah, i hid joins n quits and haven't missed them
11:25  * matricks screems a bit
11:25 <@matricks> delivery times suuuuuck
11:25 <@minus> delivery truck late?
11:25 <@minus> actually my new RAM hasn't been shipped yet :(
11:26 <@matricks> well no.. I ordered stuff in beginning of january... expected delivery is in may
11:26 <@minus> ouch
11:26 <@minus> paragliding stuff?
11:26 <@matricks> yeah
11:26 <@matricks> new harness, it seems like it will become widly popular :)
11:26 <@minus> should've picked another hobby :P
11:26 <@matricks> normally delivery times on stuff are 6-8 weeks
11:26 <@matricks> if they need to produce it
11:26 <@minus> that's pretty bad
11:27 <@matricks> they usually don't stock the big items
11:28 <@matricks> too many different SKUs and they might wanna do custom stuff so
11:28 <@matricks> and too much money in each item so
12:01 < janot> Hi, can smbdy help me with tearing artifacts in teeworlds in Ubuntu, please?
12:02 <@matricks> disable the compositor
12:02 <@matricks> try that
12:02 < janot> thx
12:03 <@minus> and enable vsync
12:03 <@matricks> and clean the guck out of the mouse
12:03 < janot> i have 1k fps with vsync enabled ><
12:03 <@minus> haven't had a ball mouse in over 10 years
12:04 <@matricks> minus: you should still clean your ball(s)
12:04 <@matricks> huehuhuhuhuh
12:04 <@matricks> janot: then something is inhibiting vsync from workin'
12:06 < janot> yep, I've already tried a lot of shit to enable it.. no luck( I thought nvidia gt555m isn't too old or too new...
12:07 <@matricks> sw issue, not hardware
12:08 < janot> yep, but tried a lot of driver versions, using env variables and etc.. still no luck
12:09 < janot> tried to use builtin Intel hd3000, but it causes lags in teeworlds
15:14 < JulianAssange> i still don't know why while(*p) p++; is bad btw
15:15 <@matricks> JulianAssange: you are not showing intent
15:15 <@matricks> if you are iterating over something, you should use for
15:17 < JulianAssange> http://codepad.org/u3lgjJZ0
15:17 < JulianAssange> oh
15:17 < JulianAssange> but just because it doesnt show intent, doesn't mean it's bad
15:17 < JulianAssange> if it's well documented then it shouldn't be a problem
15:18 <@matricks> and what the hell is secure with that function????
15:18 <@matricks> that's a memory stomper if I've ever seen  one
15:18 < JulianAssange> it overwrites memory with 0
15:19 < JulianAssange> so it can't be recovered after it's been used
15:19 < JulianAssange> it's used when handling passcodes, etc.
15:19 <@matricks> yeah.. and just continues until it hits a zero...
15:19 < JulianAssange> yes
15:19 < JulianAssange> what's the problem?
15:20 <@matricks> it requires the data to be formatted correctly.. such as a string or so... one step wrong and it will go haywire
15:20 < JulianAssange> oh yes
15:20 < JulianAssange> and to be correctly nul terminated 
15:21 < JulianAssange> that is taken care of when allocating the string
15:21 <@matricks> then you should take a char pointer into the function atleast
15:22 < JulianAssange> http://codepad.org/Hv9U2pCC <- this can be rewritten a little bit bettere, which I'll do soon
15:24 < JulianAssange> I'm unsure of what I want to do if it can't allocate memory yet, however
15:24 <@matricks> return null? :)
15:25 <@matricks> like alloc functions usually does
15:25 < JulianAssange> yes
15:25 < JulianAssange> yes that's what I thought of doing originally, but if we can't allocate memory at one stage, then the whole program will probably die
15:25 < JulianAssange> PHP dies' if it can't allocate memory
15:26 <@matricks> that what applications usually does :)
15:26 < JulianAssange> what does teeworlds do?
15:26 <@matricks> krashes and dies :)
15:27 <@matricks> not that many allocations occurs
15:27 <@matricks> and some of em should be removed
15:29 < JulianAssange> guessing the majority is graphics stuff?
15:30 < EastByte> all the entities for example
15:30 <@matricks> yeah, sound and gfx-loading (could be removed)... and then some network stuff (should be static ring-buffers)
15:30 <@matricks> EastByte: well.. not all of em
15:31 <@matricks> players isn't for an example
15:31 <@matricks> then map resources
15:31 < EastByte> I mean entities of the linked list (gameworld?)
15:31 <@matricks> yah
15:32 < JulianAssange> how about server list
15:32 <@matricks> dynamic as well
15:32 < JulianAssange> is that dynamic or static? (e.g. is there a maximum?)
15:32 < JulianAssange> ok
15:32 <@matricks> incheap if I remember correctly
15:34 < JulianAssange> has anyone ever seen the movie Solitary Man?
15:36 < JulianAssange> but, you were right about the while() for the int array matricks : unless I zero'd the array beforehand 
15:36 <@matricks> not just zeroed, it has to be unnessesary large
15:37 <@matricks> and you used twice the size.. in an calculation that didn't make sense
15:37 < JulianAssange> 4 times the size
15:37 < JulianAssange> wait no, it was unsigned short
15:37 < JulianAssange> so yes twice
15:37 <@matricks> and that calculation didn't make sense or show intent
15:40 < JulianAssange> this is why I don't like working with int array's
15:41 <@matricks> you need to learn pointer arithmetic
15:42 < JulianAssange> probably
15:42 <@matricks> and prefer for-loops over while
15:43 <@matricks> because showing intent is really really important
15:53 <@minus> i honestly think JulianAssange is just trolling all the time when asking code questions
15:53 <@matricks> no, I think he just is bad, but he is trying atleast
16:07 < JulianAssange> BTW: The reason I used void, was before void free(void *ptr);
16:19 < EastByte> your secure_zero() func does only work for null terminated char arrays
16:19 < JulianAssange> yes
16:19 < EastByte> whereas free() simple frees a memory area
16:19 < EastByte> simply*
16:19 < JulianAssange> how about memset?
16:19 < JulianAssange> void *memset(void *s, int c, size_t n);
16:20 < EastByte> I guess void* is used to prevent warnings and keep backward compatibility to older stuff
16:21 <@matricks> well, he probably want those warnings :)
17:01 < JulianAssange> matricks: I imagine the next thing I want to do, must be using dynamic memory
17:01 < JulianAssange> erm
17:01 < JulianAssange> nevermind
18:29 < JulianAssange> ok matricks 
18:30 < JulianAssange> http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=7zN84jhX
18:31 < JulianAssange> it forces the 0 to the last in the pointer, so while(*p) is acceptable
18:33 < JulianAssange> forces the 0 terminator*
18:55 < JulianAssange> i guess it's not really called a nul terminator when handling strings, but just 0
21:02  * minus hands JulianAssange std::vector<T>
23:19  * matricks just got home
23:23 <@matricks> JulianAssange: why do you rebuild the portlist into an short null-terminated array?