Chris Djali

I said Windows worked this way since then, not the Win32 API. This predated Win32, which was largely backwards-compatible with Win16, and a subset of Win32 was already usable on...

Even if things are event-driven, you can still make things real-time by having a budget (either time or counter) to cap the number of events you'll handle before ignoring any...

I'm wondering if maybe we're using different definitions of real-time (in which case, I'd appreciate a clarification so I can stop looking like an idiot). Every time I've come across...

I found some discussion with an eventual fix (that I've not looked at yet) when SDL ran into the same problem and took years to find a nice way to...

Even for web applications, where there's no way for Windows details to pollute the environment, lots of UI frameworks opt into the same general approach as Win32. It's definitely not...

The way I'd be inclined to do things (after a visit to the pub, so it's not to be taken as gospel) would be to give `vsg::Viewer` a `run` and...

The first parameter to the `lpfnWndProc` is a `HWND` window handle for the window it's being called for, so that aspect should be easily doable.

Both are probably viable. I'd hope that the nested message pumps run by message handlers when they don't immediately return would be capable of receiving and dispatching messages for other...

I determined earlier today that this breaks shadows as the viewport isn't bound when drawing the shadow view. I could fairly easily fix that specific problem, but it inspired me...

Yep, shows up twice even though it didn't show up when I refreshed the page.