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For when you know you are reinventing the wheel, but are doing it anyways. Questions with this tag involve code that is already fully implemented (such as from a library).
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Event loop in C++
Writing an EventLoop in C++. Few requirements, from a user perspective:
Must be simple to use (as simple as the Javascript event loop)
No type casting, no complex registering of event handler. Plain …
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Observer pattern in Rust
A simple implementation of the Observer pattern in rust. The Observable constructor (::new) is called with a subscription function which will be called every time an observer subscribes.
The subscript …
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