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* [[tech/security|Security]] - Security tools and techniques
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* [[tech/development|Development]] - Development tools
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* [[tech/algorithms|Algorithms & Datastructures]] - Algorithms and Data structures
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* [[tech/databases|Databases & SQL]] - Databases and SQL
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* [[tech/os|Operating Systems Design]] - Basic building blocks of an OS
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* [[tech/misc|Misc]] - Miscellaneous tools
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== Languages ==
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* [[lang/C|C]]
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* [[lang/C++|C++]]
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* [[lang/C-sharp|C#]]
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* [[lang/Python|Python]]
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* [[lang/HTML|HTML]]
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* [[lang/CSS|CSS]]
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* [[lang/PHP|PHP]]
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* [[lang/Rust|Rust]]
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* [[lang/Go|Go]]
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* [[lang/sql|SQL]]
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== School ==
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_Use gf keybinding to open the link_
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_Use gf keybinding to open the link in vim_
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- Digital Design
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- ~/school/Advanced\ Digital\ Design
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- Chemistry
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- ~/school/Human\ Biology
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== Projects ==
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_Use gf keybinding to open the link_
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_Use gf keybinding to open the link in vim_
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- Dashboard
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- ~/code/dashboard
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- https://git.clortox.com/?p=dashboard.git;a=summary
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= C++ =
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Object Oriented super set of C. Great for larger projects, with minimal
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drawbacks due to the Object abstraction.
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== Features ==
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* [[constexpr]]
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* [[inline_static_member|inline static members]]
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== Also See ==
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[[C]]
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[[../index]]
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= C# =
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Purely object oriented language that relies on a JIT. Primary library is .NET
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[[../index]]
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== Memory ==
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* [[bitwise_cast]] - Cast a type as another bit for bit
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== Also See ==
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[[C++]]
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[[../index]]
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= Constexpr =
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Constexpr is this great C++11 feature that marks a value or function to be
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known/executed at compile time. This is great for things likes config.hpp
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files, compile time string hashes, and more.
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== Example ==
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{{{C++
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unsigned int constexpr const_hash(char const *str){
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return *input ?
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static_cast<unsigned_int>(*input) + 33 * const_hash(input + 1) :
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5381;
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}
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void main(){
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constexpr char* const_str = "12345";
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switch(const_hash(const_str)){
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case const_hash("12345"):
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std::cout << "Found 12345\n";
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break;
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case const_hash("54321"):
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std::cout << "Found 54321\n";
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break;
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}
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}
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}}}
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Switch statements can only accept integers in C/C++, however using this we can
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convert compile time strings into integers. This is wonderful for making code
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more readable, without relying to much on C macros, which are not type aware.
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[[C++]]
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== Inline static members ==
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So this is the same idea as just having a static member variable/function for a
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class. You just need to add inline in order to make it accessible outside the
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.hpp file.
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Another note about static members, under the hood they are the exact same as
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globals that just happen to have the namespace of the class. Its exactly how
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they act, however I didn't think that's how they worked at first. It gives you
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an idea of what performance to expect though.
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== Example ==
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{{{C++
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class foo {
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public:
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foo();
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//...
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static inline uint32_t get_count();
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private:
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static inline uint32_t count = 0;
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};
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}}}
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[[C++]]
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= SQL =
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Stuctered Query Language is a language that describes a method of fetching and
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describing the relationship between different types of data
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== Also see ==
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[[../tech/databases]]
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[[../index]]
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= Vim =
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_Only way shit gets done is if you just do it, so get into it!_
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Table of contents
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[[#School|School]]
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[[#Projects|Projects]]
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[[index|Index]]
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== School ==
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_Use gf keybinding to open the link_
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_Use gf keybinding to open the link in vim_
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- Digital Design
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- ~/school/Advanced\ Digital\ Design
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- Chemistry
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- ~/school/Human\ Biology
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== Projects ==
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_Use gf keybinding to open the link_
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_Use gf keybinding to open the link in vim_
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- Dashboard
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- ~/code/dashboard
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- https://git.clortox.com/?p=dashboard.git;a=summary
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- ~/code/site
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== Common files ==
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_Use gf keybinding to open the link_
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_Use gf keybinding to open the link in vim_
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- [[Ideas.md.gpg]]
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- vimrc
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- ~/.bashrc
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== Rice/Gentoo ==
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_Use gf keybinding to open the link_
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_Use gf keybinding to open the link in vim_
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- [Dotfiles](~/code/dotfiles)
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- Dotfiles
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[[-]] ~/code/dotfiles
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= Algorithms and Data structures =
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Different ways to store and operate on data, with differing efficiency
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== Sequential Data Structures ==
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* [[array|Array]]
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* [[vector|Vector]]
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* [[linked_list|Linked List]]
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* [[stack|Stack]]
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* [[queue|Queue]]
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== Non sequential Data Structures ==
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* [[binary_tree|Binary Tree]]
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* [[graph|Graph]]
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[[../index]]
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= Databases and SQL =
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Databases are a way to store data and its relationships, and access it over a
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network, with caching and other optimizations.
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== Database Design Principle ==
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== SQL ==
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See [[../lang/sql]]
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[[index]]
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= Development =
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== Libraries ==
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* [[rapidxml|Rapidxml]] - XML parsing library
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* [[sdl2|SDL2]] - Simple Direct Media Layer (Low level X Windows and graphics)
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* [[libcurl|Libcurl]] - Curl the tool, but the API
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* [[periodictable|Periodic Table]] - Python periodic table
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== Tools ==
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* [[gcc|GCC]] - Gnu compiler
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* [[cgdb]] - Vim like front end for the GNU Debugger
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* [[make|Make]] - Automate compiling
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* [[vim]] - Text editor
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[[../index|Index]]
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= Misc =
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Misc. Stuff relating to computers and tech in general
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[[../index]]
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= Operating Systems =
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The primary 'program' running on a machine that allows a user to run several
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programs at once, manages drivers and hardware abstraction, etc
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[[../index]]
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= Back =
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[[../index.wiki]]
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