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Re: Exclusivity?
[Re: MatAllum]
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02/04/07 01:56
02/04/07 01:56
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Jay_Watergate
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Perhaps I still am just not understanding the point... and if so, Im sorry. I understand that Lite-C is able to create other apps besides games, and that it is suposidly easier than C/C++, but what is its connection to Gamestudio? Will it become the official language of Gamestudio, replacing C-Script, or is it simply an alternative?
Also, what is my motivation to switch to Lite-C, if it is in fact simply an alternative? Does it compile faster, use less overhead, easier than C-Script...?
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Jay Watergate
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Re: Exclusivity?
[Re: Jay_Watergate]
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02/04/07 11:02
02/04/07 11:02
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AlbertoT
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Quote:
I understand that Lite-C is able to create other apps besides games
This can be definitly an additional benefit but I do hope it is not the main goal
Blitz3d made something similar with BlitxMax
Rather than updating their fantastic but outdated game engine they wastee years in the development of a sort of simple 00 programming language, BlitzMax
A bloody mistake
Game programmers need a good game engine and a good built in level editor
A script language is definitly of use but it is not the main issue
Everybody can learn C++ in a couple of monthes, at a basic level, you dont' need a hybrid solution
On the contrary you take years to master Direct x \ opengl , not to mention BSP , phisics or all that stuff
Lite_C is welcome, definitly we need "For" or "switch..case" statement but A7 would be the true step forward
That's my opinion of course
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