I don’t care what people say, Modern C is starting to get really cool. For example, C 26 compile-time reflection uses this neat little trick to represent heterogeneous data with a single, scalar value (std::meta::info). This value is *technically* an ID into the compiler's AST. The neat part is you can steal this technique for representing runtime entities as well! Next Thursday I’m giving a talk in the UK at ACCU on Sea, where I'll show how to use the static metafunctions to help build a homogeneous runtime reflection registry.

I’ve been playing around with C 26 reflection, it’s quite the syntactic change. I am extremely excited for the future of it though. I’m looking forward to using it in my game engine when it’s widely supported in 2046.

The RAD Debugger / Linker v0.9.27 ALPHA github.com/EpicGamesExt/radd…

If you need positive floats for ordering-preserving bitcast to unsigned ints, then you should never subtract positive zero.

Holy shit, I am just catching up with this article, which goes way further down the mipmap filtering rabbit hole than any other resource I've seen, including showing differences in GPU vendor hardware implementations. pema.dev/2025/05/09/mipmaps-…

Yes Sir (Nullptr)! 🫡