[Kaperstone]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vince Just ****** what the maximum safe voltage for everyday use is for that CPU and keep below that. I've been running my i5-6600K at 4.6 Ghz (up from 3.5 Ghz) at 1.325V for many months now without any issues whatsoever, absolutely stable. The maximum safe voltage for this particular CPU is 1.4V I believe.

I wouldn't recommend it for cpu's that aren't unlocked.
I have i7 4770 (not the K version) and whenever I overclock it, at some point during the day Win' freezed.
Then it had some strange "fading away" effect that Win' kept freezing the next days or two (after I stopped overclocking) and then it turned back normal.

[Hansrutger]

A friend of mine who helped me with overclocking asked me whether my CPU had that K-label or not and just told me to not do anything about the CPU since it didn't have one. I can't touch anything to do with the CPU in MSI Afterburner anyways but I'm sure there's workarounds like Kaperstone mentioned with his case.

Ї\_(ツ)_/Ї

[Dignity]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hansrutger A friend of mine who helped me with overclocking asked me whether my CPU had that K-label or not and just told me to not do anything about the CPU since it didn't have one. I can't touch anything to do with the CPU in MSI Afterburner anyways but I'm sure there's workarounds like Kaperstone mentioned with his case. Ї\_(ツ)_/Ї

You're right - just because your CPU doesn't have a "k" in it's name doesn't mean it's not overclockable.

The "k" chips are made with overclocking in mind, whereas the non-k chips aren't (theyre meant to run at factory freqs). There are a lot of steps you can perform for safely overclocking a non-k chip, as long as you don't exceed max voltage your only worry should be heat. Doing a delid and or investing in a AIO cooler will do wonders. Reading up past user experiences helps a whole lot too - chances are someone probably tried overclocking it before, like Vince stated.

You should also only OC in the motherboard, not using a software. The motherboard is a safer environment than a third party program, you will probably see your clocks behave very differently if you boot into it through the motherboard instead of applying it through the program.

Also that monitor resolution issue happens frequently for people with dual monitor setups. I'm not too sure why myself but I imagine GeForce Experience frequently uploads/stores presets when updating drivers, even if you don't press optimize.

[Vince]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Misiur ISmokezU: You don't have to repeat your arguments, just use VALUES(column). So, it would be: pawn Код: mysql_format(MYSQL, query, sizeof(query)         ,"INSERT INTO jail (ID, Name, Time, Bail, Cell, Reason) VALUES (%d, '%e', %d, %d, %d, '%s') ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE Time = VALUES(Time), Bail = VALUES(Bail), Cell = VALUES(Cell), Reason = VALUES(Reason)"         , Player[playerid][ID], GetName(playerid), time, bail, GetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid), reason);     mysql_tquery(MYSQL, query, "", "");

TIL.

[Y_Less]

https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=640660

TIL you don't actually need a space between a number and the next symbol token. It somewhat makes sense since symbols can't start with numerals, I just never tried skipping the space entirely. There is also rarely a case other than macros when symbols can actually legitimately follow numbers without any operator in between.

I did some tests, and these all work amazingly:

PHP код:

#include <a_samp>
#define eXX
#define _XX
#define xXX
#define bXX
main()
{
    printf("",
        0eXX,
        0bXX,
        0xXX,
        0_XX);
} 


More worryingly, guess the output:

PHP код:

#include <a_samp>
#define xFF
main()
{
    new a = 0xFF;
    printf("a = %d", a);
} 


If pawn had octal this would be even more fun:

PHP код:

#include <a_samp>
#define xFF 255
main()
{
    new a = 0xFF;
    printf("a = %d", a);
} 


But it doesn't...

[JasonRiggs]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Y_Less https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=640660 TIL you don't actually need a space between a number and the next symbol token. It somewhat makes sense since symbols can't start with numerals, I just never tried skipping the space entirely. There is also rarely a case other than macros when symbols can actually legitimately follow numbers without any operator in between. I did some tests, and these all work amazingly: PHP код: #include <a_samp> #define eXX #define _XX #define xXX #define bXX main() {     printf("",         0eXX,         0bXX,         0xXX,         0_XX); }  More worryingly, guess the output: PHP код: #include <a_samp> #define xFF main() {     new a = 0xFF;     printf("a = %d", a); }  If pawn had octal this would be even more fun: PHP код: #include <a_samp> #define xFF 255 main() {     new a = 0xFF;     printf("a = %d", a); }  But it doesn't...

That what happens to me when i read a Y Less post...

[Y_Less]

Quote:

Originally Posted by JasonRiggs That what happens to me when i read a Y Less post...

OK... Do you have anything to say about the content itself? That would be far more useful TBH.

[JasonRiggs]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Y_Less OK... Do you have anything to say about the content itself? That would be far more useful TBH.

The content itself is helpful but the method of explanation needs like ages to be understood by the new people in scripting.. just like Eminem in RapGod song takes time to understand what's he saying for natives and other people..

[Y_Less]

Quote:

Originally Posted by JasonRiggs The content itself is helpful but the method of explanation needs like ages to be understood by the new people in scripting.. just like Eminem in RapGod song takes time to understand what's he saying for natives and other people..

The discussion forum isn't really designed for new scripters. Scripting Help is for learning, Discussion is for more advanced topics and sharing advanced knowledge. I doubt there's any need for a new scripter to need that knowledge (since they never had it before and scripts never suffered), I don't even think there's a need for advanced scripters either, it's just interesting (and borderline bug: https://github.com/Zeex/pawn/issues/183)

[Jeroen52]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Y_Less The discussion forum isn't really designed for new scripters. Scripting Help is for learning, Discussion is for more advanced topics and sharing advanced knowledge. I doubt there's any need for a new scripter to need that knowledge (since they never had it before and scripts never suffered), I don't even think there's a need for advanced scripters either, it's just interesting (and borderline bug: https://github.com/Zeex/pawn/issues/183)

It may be a borderline bug, but it could be useful in a form of a macro.

[Paulice]

PHP код:

#undef tabsize
#pragma tabsize 0 


Hack right back at you! (tested)

-----

What is "%00%0\10;%0" for?

PHP код:

#define tabsize _DUMMY_do_not_use_tabsize_0 


works just as fine for me (Russian compiler)

[Y_Less]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dayvison_ What happens with the pre-compiler, why the first seven characters are ignored? why this not give a warning unknown #pragma. you confused me

No clue - you aren't really meant to redefine pragmas, so I think the compiler is getting confused, processing the word "tabsize" (hence advancing the pointer 7 characters), then doing the replacement, then thinking there's a new symbol starting from that point on.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paulice PHP код: #undef tabsize #pragma tabsize 0  Hack right back at you! (tested) -----

Well obviously. But I doubt anyone with the knowledge to do that will be using "tabsize 0" in the first place.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paulice What is "%00%0\10;%0" for? PHP код: #define tabsize _DUMMY_do_not_use_tabsize_0  works just as fine for me (Russian compiler)

Yes, but that will break ANY "tabsize" use, even good ones like "tabsize 4". The extra code checks that there is a "0" between the end of "tabsize" and the end of the line ("\10;"). So strictly speaking this will also ban "#pragma tabsize 10", but in many years I've never seen indentations other than 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 8 (and that's including all languages, not just pawn), so I think we're good.

Given that, you can also bypass it with:

PHP код:

#define ZERO 0
#pragma tabsize ZERO 


[Misiur]

Maybe not really learned as I knew about named parameters, but finally used for something useful:

pawn Код:

#include <a_samp>

main() {}

public OnGameModeInit() {
    new a, b, c;

    Test(.foo = a, .biz = c);
    printf("%d %d %d", a, b, c); // 15 0 45
}

Test(&foo = 0, &bar = 0, &biz = 2)
{
    foo = 15;
    bar = 25;
    biz = 45;
}

[jlalt]

Today learnt how to get the distance between two points ;-;, with / without Z.



which would use
https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wroot/index.php?title=Floatsqroot
and
https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Floatpower

[BiosMarcel]

Today i learnt to not spam GitHub with queries, they will block ya IP

[Jeroen52]

Quote:

Originally Posted by [Bios]Marcel Today i learnt to not spam GitHub with queries, they will block ya IP

Oh shit, what did you do?

[J0sh...]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeroen52 Oh shit, what did you do?

Testing his auto update addition to his launcher

[Y_Less]

Quote:

Originally Posted by jlalt Today learnt how to get the distance between two points ;-;, with / without Z. which would use https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wroot/index.php?title=Floatsqroot and https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Floatpower

99% of the time you don't need floatsqroot. Yes, if you want the exact distance you need it, but most people just want to know if something is in range of something else. To check the range you do "if (distance < range)". However, getting the distance requires a square root. Instead, you can square the distance and square the range: "if (distance * distance < range * range)". Since a square root followed by a square is equivalent to nothing, this is the much faster: "if (partial_distance_calculation < range * range)".

[OGMurda]

Today I learned

Код:

OnGameModeExit...(handlesql.)

is not working...

[Freaksken]

TIL how tags work in pawn, mainly the float tag that is implemented with operator overloading. See float.inc.