Stack v1.0.0.0

[Statharas]

Some info would be cool :/...

[Nestharus]

Originally Posted by Statharas

Some info would be cool :/...

Learn to use google

[Vengeancekael]

No how about you write a small description of this system in the description, you've obviously written it, so it shouldn't be too hard to explain it.
This goes for all of your systems.

[Nestharus]

Originally Posted by Vengeancekael

No how about you write a small description of this system in the description, you've obviously written it, so it shouldn't be too hard to explain it.
This goes for all of your systems.

I refuse ;D.

It's always been my policy to never write descriptions for general collections and algorithms, and that policy isn't going to change now =).

[Statharas]

Then this will probably get rejected since nobody knows how/why to use it.

[Nestharus]

Originally Posted by Statharas

Then this will probably get rejected since nobody knows how/why to use it.

Google it, it's a standard data structure. Any decent programmer knows what a stack is.

[Vengeancekael]

paste.sc2mapster.com/assets/dynamic-memory-allocator/ leads to nothing.

[Nestharus]

Needed a www. in front of it.

[Statharas]

And what use is there for it?

[Nestharus]

Originally Posted by Statharas

And what use is there for it?

Google it

I completely refuse to discuss its uses or what it is.

This is the only description you will get out of me -> Stack of Pointers, sentinel node -1

[Rispetto]

Originally Posted by Nestharus

Google it, it's a standard data structure. Any decent programmer knows what a stack is.

Then any decent programmer will make their own 'stacker'.
Being arrogant leads to nothing.
Dont even bother uploading it if you're not even going to tell us what it does.

Coming in here acting all tough shit like 'oh man I clearly know more than you lolol' is just a piss-off and makes you seem like an arrogant prick.
Thanks, though, for the contribution of garbage.

[Nestharus]

This is not meant to be a tutorial on stacks. If you want to learn about stacks, don't look up a stack resource, look up a tutorial. Do not expect descriptions of general data structures to be tutorials on what those data structures are + how to use them + what to generally use them for. Expect the descriptions to contain minimal information assuming you already know what it is, what it is used for, and how to use it.

It makes more sense to use an already coded stack than to completely recode it yourself... it saves you time. That is the reason resources are coded.


So again, I absolutely refuse to provide more information than what has already been provided. The above will always be my stance on resource descriptions and that will never change.


Now, I didn't say what the sentinel node was in the description (shame on me), but I did show it in the example of usage.

[Death_Minion_]

Well this argue was a keelhaul through a shitty ass, alright