Burst and zero cost
First of, let me apologize for the title. This is not about “zero cost” abstractions, but the title still holds.
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I am Sebastian Schöner, and you are most likely here because you enjoy programming as well.
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A curious access violation
Recently, while doing things I probably should not be doing in the first place, I ran into an access validation that really threw me off: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF [Read More] -
Mono codegen - Release vs. Debug
I was convinced I had a post somewhere where I compare Mono’s codegen for C# as used in Unity between Release and Debug. I was looking for it, so I could send it to a friend, but did not find it. Let’s fill that gap. [Read More] -
The Whipping Boy Approach to Job Scheduling
In the Unity engine, the job system is a mechanism for off-loading work from the main thread to worker threads by creating work (“jobs”) and pushing that over to other threads. Very similar concepts exist in almost every engine. A poorly implemented job system can make it so that your... [Read More] -
Overthinking? No, underdoing!
It’s the end of the year (2024), and looking back not just on the last year but probably the last two, I am pretty content with how things went. One particular theme I can recognize not just in retrospect but have also explicitly acted upon is that of intention and... [Read More]