kierdavis

// All possible types of packet. Packet types are 8-bit integers.
typedef enum {
    // Packet type 0x00 is reserved in case we need some form of "null packet"/"absence of a packet"
    
    // Move the cursor position to new coordinates.
    // Payload is two 16-bit integers, which are the x and y coordinates to move to.
    PACKET_TYPE_MOVE_TO = 0x01;
    
    // Draw a line from the cursor position to the given coordinates, then update
    // the cursor position to these new coordinates.

kierdavis

• Pack some chairs up - we're gonna need some floor space!
• Physically move everything in the broomcupboard into the rest of the room
  • Rename /southampton/broomcupboard to /southampton/floor
  • (Things that are unwieldy can be left in there, so long as we are sure that the inventory exactly matches real life at the end of this step)
• Move small loose items into RUBs, and move things between RUBs if necessary
• Re-inventorise each RUB / other container
  • Update the inventory as this is done
• Determine an optimal packing strategy for the cupboard (could discuss this while eating?)
  • Try to keep things used that are used regularly on the left-hand side of the cupboard
• Try to put heavy, less regularly used stuff (read: old kits) at the bottom of the stacks

kierdavis

                          NORTH WALL
                 ---- Team #1 ---- Team #2 -----
                 |                             |
                 |     (T)    (T)     (T)      |
                 |                             |
                 |     (T)    (T)     (T)      |
Receptacle(W)    |                             |  Receptacle(E)
                 |     (T)    (T)     (T)      |
                 |                             |
                 |                             |

kierdavis

type
  MyObject = object
    case kind: int  # This defines a new field called 'kind' of type 'int'. Additionally, the value of this field determines what other fields are present in the object.
    of 1:
      field1: Type1
    of 2:
      field2: Type2
    of 3, 4:
      field3: Type3
      field4: Type4

kierdavis

# define and initialise a set
var states: set[char] = {}

# iterate over each character of each string in 'chains'
for s in chains:
  for c in s:
    states.incl(c) # add character to the set

kierdavis

typedef struct {
    int a;
    char *b;
    uint8_t c;
} mystruct;

void call_and_unpack(int *a, char **b, uint8_t *c) {
    mystruct s = myfunction();
    *a = s.a;
    *b = s.b;

kierdavis

==> Making package: fritzing 0.9.3b-1 (Mon  4 Jul 14:27:28 BST 2016)
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kierdavis

; IO port constants
.define IO_GPOUT0 0
.define IO_GPOUT1 1
.define IO_GPOUT2 2
.define IO_CTRL 3
.define IO_GPIN0 4
.define IO_SS0 4
.define IO_GPIN1 5
.define IO_SS1 5
.define IO_GPIN2 6

kierdavis

#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <time.h>

#define ITERATIONS 10000000

uint16_t get_password_hash(const char *password, int password_len) {
    register uint16_t hash = 0;
    register int char_index = password_len;

kierdavis

#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <time.h>

#define ITERATIONS 1000000

uint16_t get_password_hash(const char *password, int password_len) {
    register uint16_t hash = 0;
    register int char_index = password_len;