Sebastian Schöner

I have written a profiler for Windows.

In Unity’s job system, you write jobs as structs like this: struct MyJob : IJob { public void Execute() { // your code here } } One of the restrictions of Unity’s job system is that these job structs must be entirely unmanaged, meaning that you many not p…

I was recently overcome by the idea of porting some C code of mine to Zig.

My current sidequest is to improve the codegen for Unity games (and the editor) running on Mono.

My current sidequest is to improve the codegen for Unity games (and the editor) running on Mono.

tl;dr: I am tinkering with improved codegen for Mono to get better performance in the Unity Editor and in Unity games that ship with Mono as their runtime.

I am currently on a side quest to write some Zig code, or more specifically: take some C++ code that is written in a I-can’t-believe-it’s-not-C style and turn it into Zig.

My friend Stefan Reinalter is asking: I find this extremely worrying, with many of people I respect saying things like “I no longer write code” or “let LLMs do it”.

I have spent a lot of time recently on creating a GUI library.

Let’s talk about reader-writer locks.

This post is a continuation of my last post about programming with AI agents.

There are less than 2 weeks left in 2025 and this means it is time to look back at the last year.

Edit: There’s a website for cpp2better now!

A friend recently joked that all my blog posts are to some level just trauma processing.

Edit: There’s a website for cpp2better now!

For a while now, I have been helping along a journey to recover an Instagram account, unsuccessfully.

On Windows, you can’t delete a file while someone else is watching you using it.

I have been unfortunate enough to embark on a journey of C++ cross-compilation, by choice nonetheless.

Over the past years, I have written async code on Windows with both C++ and C#.

At the risk of alienating almost everyone reading this blog, I wanted to report some first hand experience of interacting with AI for programming.