Sorry about that. Somebody took over my account and started shitposting. Looking into how he did that.

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What do you think about this?
I think this is bad, we should start a revolution to try and get this forum active again, lol.

I would post it if rude gave me permission (he's fast asleep atm).

mike wrote:What year is this?

It still counts goddamnit!!

May I humbly suggest that we implement the multiply-with-carry pseudo-random number generator? According to G. Marsaglia, it is better than Mersenne twister (current favorite) because it's fast AND provides better period. You can read about it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiply-with-carry

ACTUALLY...

*.conf DOES use ONE WHOLE EXTRA BYTE of RESOURCES because of the extra letter (*.cfg has only three). So technically, it will take a few more CPU cycles to parse that string.

Also, I'm pretty sure it will use some more cycles looking the file up on the drive.

2) What version of GCC are you using? If it's 4.3.x, it's untested because I'm not running any distros with it atm. Can you find out which library is depending on allegro? And whether or not adding all of those links are necessary? 3) This is a GCC 4.3.x feature afaik. Rude will fix it. 4) Ooopsie.....

Rude told me about it some time back (can't remember when), and I wanted in on it (good learning opportunity, I guess). Haven't had much time to read the code tho. So I ended up being a Linux maintainer.

Hi, If you're compiling from the repository, automagic should work now, ie. ./configure make make install Otherwise, I think 0.5.0 is around the corner. I haven't tried *BSD before, so tell me how you fare. PS. Sorry I took so long to get to you. I'm not exactly known for being active in communities.

I woke up and just thought of it: