Fixing Performance Issues: An Example

[Mabeline]

Since a lot of people tend to ask me programming questions, I've written up a post about the process of fixing a bug. Check it out here.

 

[SeymourGore]

I don't know, this is too clean and nice for a Mabeline post. I'm calling shenanigans on this blog entry!

 

[Gheist]

Another very informative and easily understandable breakdown, combined with a little leak. Nice!

 

[Frost]

I don't know, this is too clean and nice for a Mabeline post. I'm calling shenanigans on this blog entry!

I sir second the motion of shenanigans. Although the pictures were definitely Mabel.

 

[Hawk]

Wow, this is great, I wanna major in computer programming now

 

[Unknown]

LEEEEEKS

 

[Volt Cruelerz]

Yeah, I noticed the leak, but even so, this just reminded me why I love programming and want to major in it next year (Christmas break and all has prevented me from going to and thinking about my programming class).

 

[BeefThief]

I spy Gorge?

I am also hoping to major in Computer Science.

 

[Ucantry2run]

DAMN THAT QSORT

 

[Redvan]

screw coding, mabe, u should be an art major.

 

[Jordahan]

"OGOD"

 

[Vinzyboy23]

Too confusing and I LOL'ed so hard it made me cry

 

[aus.hsp]

As an aspiring game programmer please keep up these Blog posts.... it is helping me soooo much <3 Mabel

 

[Astrum]

Perhaps you should submit some more generalized articles to gamedev. A lot of their articles are old and stale.

 

[IzRaPiDz]

nicey, thats gorge aint it. Thats ace !!

 

[WildFire]

Mabel should write a book on game coding

 

[Daphinicus]

Mabel should write a book on game coding

God, no. Editing his blog post took long enough, but a whole book? Kill me now.

 

[WildFire]

God, no. Editing his blog post took long enough, but a whole book? Kill me now.

 

[NightHawk043]

God, no. Editing his blog post took long enough, but a whole book? Kill me now.

I suspected this post had been an edit
I'm curious to what the original would have been like.

All the same, Thanks for this super-informative blog post.
I feel a bit like when I was younger and doing grade 1 piano, taking a peek at a bit of Chopin, but even if I don't understand the way the code works yet, the insight into the methodology behind bug fixing is very welcome, and very very awesome.

 

[SeymourGore]

I'm curious to what the original would have been like.

Lots of cursing and full-stops.