◆ [Date updated: 2024/05/21(Tue) 12:36:50]
　■i want to contribute to code but i cant find the main function
　│(´ー`)
　│
　└■run it in a debugger and single step through it
　　│failing that, edit every function (or at least, all the ones that seem 
　　│like they could be the main one) to output its name to the console and 
　　│see which one comes up first ( ´ω`)
　　│VERY brute force, but it should work
　　│
　　│failing that, ask the author lol ヽ(´∇`)ノ
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　　├■ok i lied, i meant to say i want to contribute to code but i don't have the skills to do so
　　││i had once made a program that finds every line that contains "int main()" among all the files
　　││of a directory only to realize that to understand what every class worked i had to trace back
　　││a dozen header files (ρ_;)
　　││
　　│└■things like that, you want to edit in something like Visual Studio Code
　　│　│you open the folder with the code in it and it'll try to resolve where
　　│　│each function is from so you can jump to it easily
　　│　│
　　│　│getting into a big existing project always sucks though and the only way
　　│　│to get better at it is to just keep trying to do it, even if you scrap
　　│　│everything or break something or whatever
　　│　│
　　│　│my personal projects are all like 1 or 2 source files, I hate splitting
　　│　│shit up ┐(´ω` )┌
　　│　│
　　│　└■tracking them down isn't too hard, what is annoying is when there's a gazillion objects
　　│　　　or structs or whatever that contain each other, i quickly find myself overwhelmed and can't see
　　│　　　what does what anymore ヽ(´ー｀)ノ
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　　└■Not him, but I don't understand debugging tools. They feel more 
　　　　difficult to figure out than the thing I'm trying to figure out most of 
　　　　the time (;ﾟ∇ﾟ)