[video member=cmuratori stream_platform=twitch stream_username=handmade_hero project=code title="Adding Data Blocks to the Debug Log" vod_platform=youtube id=SWXxlrjDKW0 annotator=Miblo]
[1:37][Run the game and recap our situation]
[2:05][handmade_debug.cpp: Get rid of the TestEntity stuff]
[2:55][handmade.cpp: Consider how we'd like to leverage metaprogramming]
[11:06][handmade_platform.h: Give DebugEvent the ability to output values]
[16:14][Run the game and see that the debug system does still work]
[16:34][handmade_platform.h: Compress the data]
[17:04][handmade_sim_region.h: Consider manually defining the DEBUG_VALUEs to write to the debug stream]
[19:36][handmade_platform.h: Conditionally #define the DEBUG macros differently]
[24:04][handmade_platform.h: Introduce variations of DEBUGValueSetEventData]
[25:06]["Not every infinity has to be huge"][quote 278]
[29:25][handmade_math.h: Move in the DEBUGValueSetEventData functions]
[29:51][handmade_meta.h: Fix the definitions]
[31:47][Debugger: Find that we are recording these debug values]
[32:24][handmade_debug.cpp: Reassemble the debug variables back into a structured piece of data]
[38:27][handmade_debug.cpp: Introduce DebugEvent_OpenDataBlock and DebugEvent_CloseDataBlock]
[41:32][handmade_debug.h: Add them to debug_thread]
[43:22][handmade_platform.h: Add them to debug_event_type]
[44:26][handmade_platform.h: #define DEBUG_BEGIN_DATA_BLOCK]
[47:16][handmade.cpp: Use StorageIndex for DEBUG_BEGIN_DATA_BLOCK]
[51:14][handmade_platform.h: Add VecPtr to debug_event]
[52:29][handmade_debug.cpp: Introduce AllocateOpenDebugBlock]
[54:50][handmade_debug.cpp: Introduce DeallocateOpenDebugBlock]
[56:00][Run the game and see that there's no change]
[56:20][Q&A][:speech]
[56:58][@ThisisAtticus][Great stream today! Could you explain how this code works?[ref
    site="Wikipedia"
    page="Fast inverse square root"
    url="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_inverse_square_root#Overview_of_the_code"] It's fast inverse square root, but I still have no clue how it works[ref
    author="Forman S. Acton"
    title="Real Computing Made Real"
    isbn=9780691036632][ref
    author="Forman S. Acton"
    title="Numerical Methods that Work"
    isbn=9780883854501]]
[1:07:47][@Connor_Rentz][What would be a good project for a beginner game programmer?]
[1:08:43][@blah238][I just read that Natural Selection 2 (for which Unknown Worlds made their own game engine) say they no longer support Windows XP. Does Handmade Hero run on XP, and why wouldn't it?[ref
    site="Handmade Hero Episode Guide"
    page="Handmade Hero Day 016: VisualStudio Compiler Switches"
    url="https://hero.handmadedev.org/jace/videos/win32-platform/day016.html"]]
[1:12:25][@wrhansen][Have you used the Steam Controller? What do you think about it?]
[1:14:04][@blah238][Thanks, here was the blurb out NS2[ref
    site="Unknown Worlds Entertainment"
    page="Natural Selection 2 & Windows XP"
    url="http://unknownworlds.com/ns2/natural-selection-2-windows-xp/"]. Looks like a Visual Studio issue. (What else is new?)]
[1:14:45][@SoysauceTheKid][Numerical Methods that Work: this is the book you're recommending right?]
[1:15:52][@Pseudonym73][Q: Everything that runs on Windows P runs on Windows NP]
[1:16:27][@elxenoaizd][Any tips on reading books? I find it really hard to read them. I do enjoy their table of contents, gets me excited, but when I read on it gets quite boring]
[1:20:16][@sssmcgrath][Have you read "Linear Algebra Done Right?" by Sheldon Axler? I always recommend it to people who ask me about linear algebra]
[1:22:03][@ThisisAtticus][On that note, how do you deal with some of the generally poor social skills in programming / math fields? Noticing this more and more lately, unfortunately]
[1:25:18][Safely call it a day][:speech]
[1:26:35][Announcement: F2P discussion between Casey and Shawn McGrath on Thursday][:speech]
[1:27:23][Announcement: The speaker list for HandmadeCon 2015 will be announced next Monday[ref
    site="Twitter"
    page="@cmuratori"
    url="https://twitter.com/cmuratori"]][:speech]
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