Anyone developing in Linux might wanna check out:
http://oss.sgi.com/projects/jessie/
Jessie is an open source IDE running on Linux. I haven’t checked it out as
I’m downloading it now (approx. 3.5Mb).
Kelly
Anyone developing in Linux might wanna check out:
Hi,
I have see it, but is make in java and we know that java is not light.
however tonight I try it.
Ah, can I start to write some routine to draw line,circle and so on to the
sdl library?
Vorrei sapere chi e’ il mandante delle cazzate che faccio…On Wed, 22 Sep 1999, Kelly Ashe wrote:
Michel Morelli michel at enter.it
http://ziobudda.enter.it
Italian Linux FAQ http://ziobudda.enter.it/FAQ/
Italian Linux Press http://ziobudda.enter.it/ILP/
Hy again. Ihave had some free-time now so I have tried it. For the moment
it is only a graphical debugger so why use it? Why do not use ddd ?
Pensa alla vita: usa le cinture di sicurezza.On Wed, 22 Sep 1999, ZioBudda wrote:
Hi,
I have see it, but is make in java and we know that java is not light.
however tonight I try it.
–
Michel Morelli michel at enter.it
http://ziobudda.enter.it
Italian Linux FAQ http://ziobudda.enter.it/FAQ/
Italian Linux Press http://ziobudda.enter.it/ILP/
ZioBudda wrote:
DDD is a good VisualDebugger, with only a “bug”: it requires Motif (or
lesstif). I love it and it works very well. I have debug all my program
with ddd, but I have not tried it with a ptrhead program.
In my experience with DDD, it runs very slowly. Code medic is a lot smaller
and faster.
Well, I don’t think you need to do this, at least not all of it. I
already have functions for drawing lines, Bezier curves, and polygons
available, which I am willing to place under GPL or some other free
software license.
BTW, where do I upload contributions for SDL?
Go ahead and send them to me, via e-mail.
I’m in the middle of a large restructuring of SDL, so it may be a little
bit before your contribution is included in the main distribution.
Thanks for your patience!
-Sam Lantinga (slouken at devolution.com)
Lead Programmer, Loki Entertainment Software–
“Any sufficiently advanced bug is indistinguishable from a feature”
– Rich Kulawiec
What do you mean with these? I’m starting in develop some games in SDL and
I every day get CVS’s files. I want to know if I can continue to
program my software or stop until the next release.
tnx
Saluti al mondo intero, ed anche a quello parzialmente scremato.On Thu, 23 Sep 1999, Sam Lantinga wrote:
I’m in the middle of a large restructuring of SDL, so it may be a little
bit before your contribution is included in the main distribution.
–
Michel Morelli michel at enter.it
http://ziobudda.enter.it
Italian Linux FAQ http://ziobudda.enter.it/FAQ/
Italian Linux Press http://ziobudda.enter.it/ILP/
where I can get?
Il tuo programma pi? importante prende pi? memoria di quella che hai.
Se hai abbastanza memoria, non hai abbastanza spazio su disco
Se un programma sta in memoria ed ha abbastanza spazio su disco, si
bloccher?.
Se il programma va a gonfie vele, sta aspettando il momento peggiore per
bloccarsi.On Wed, 22 Sep 1999, Kris Arndt wrote:
In my experience with DDD, it runs very slowly. Code medic is a lot smaller
and faster.
–
Michel Morelli michel at enter.it
http://ziobudda.enter.it
Italian Linux FAQ http://ziobudda.enter.it/FAQ/
Italian Linux Press http://ziobudda.enter.it/ILP/
“Rafael R. Sevilla 94-22131” wrote:
I’m in the middle of a large restructuring of SDL, so it may be a little
bit before your contribution is included in the main distribution.What do you mean with these? I’m starting in develop some games in SDL and
I every day get CVS’s files. I want to know if I can continue to
program my software or stop until the next release.
tnxI think Sam means contributions to the SDL code tree. And I trust that he
won’t do anything that will break the API, and any of the changes he makes
will be primarily internal only, and have little or no impact on code we
that we have today. (Right, Sam? Is that so? I hope so!)
That’s right!
-Sam Lantinga, Lead Programmer, Loki Entertainment Software> On Thu, 23 Sep 1999, ZioBudda wrote:
On Thu, 23 Sep 1999, Sam Lantinga wrote:
ZioBudda wrote:
I’m in the middle of a large restructuring of SDL, so it may be a little
bit before your contribution is included in the main distribution.What do you mean with these? I’m starting in develop some games in SDL and
I every day get CVS’s files. I want to know if I can continue to
program my software or stop until the next release.
tnx
It won’t change your building of SDL software, it will just make it a
lot easier to build SDL proper. No worries. :)> On Thu, 23 Sep 1999, Sam Lantinga wrote:
-Sam Lantinga, Lead Programmer, Loki Entertainment SoftwareAnyone developing in Linux might wanna check out:
Hi,
I have see it, but is make in java and we know that java is not light.
however tonight I try it.Ah, can I start to write some routine to draw line,circle and so on to the
sdl library?
Well, I don’t think you need to do this, at least not all of it. I
already have functions for drawing lines, Bezier curves, and polygons
available, which I am willing to place under GPL or some other free
software license.
BTW, where do I upload contributions for SDL?On Wed, 22 Sep 1999, ZioBudda wrote:
On Wed, 22 Sep 1999, Kelly Ashe wrote:
| Rafael R. Sevilla @Rafael_R_Sevilla_94 |
| Instrumentation, Robotics, and Control Laboratory |
| College of Engineering, University of the Philippines, Diliman |
|---|
I’m in the middle of a large restructuring of SDL, so it may be a little
bit before your contribution is included in the main distribution.What do you mean with these? I’m starting in develop some games in SDL and
I every day get CVS’s files. I want to know if I can continue to
program my software or stop until the next release.
tnx
I think Sam means contributions to the SDL code tree. And I trust that he
won’t do anything that will break the API, and any of the changes he makes
will be primarily internal only, and have little or no impact on code we
that we have today. (Right, Sam? Is that so? I hope so!)On Thu, 23 Sep 1999, ZioBudda wrote:
On Thu, 23 Sep 1999, Sam Lantinga wrote:
| Rafael R. Sevilla @Rafael_R_Sevilla_94 |
| Instrumentation, Robotics, and Control Laboratory |
| College of Engineering, University of the Philippines, Diliman |
|---|
ZioBudda wrote:> On Wed, 22 Sep 1999, Kris Arndt wrote:
In my experience with DDD, it runs very slowly. Code medic is a lot smaller
and faster.where I can get?
“Rafael R. Sevilla 94-22131” wrote:
I already have functions for drawing lines, Bezier curves, and polygons
available, which I am willing to place under GPL or some other free
software license.BTW, where do I upload contributions for SDL?
Rather than uploading them as a contribution to the core SDL library,
how about releasing them as a library layered above SDL, like Loki
has done with the MPEG and MJPEG libraries. I would find a library
like yours very useful in some programs, but not in others, so
seeing it packaged as a separate component would be great.
Similarly, it would be nice to see “standard” libraries for font
rendering and image I/O layered above SDL. Unfortunately I’m still
too much of an SDL newbie to start on such a project.
Cheers,
Nat.
Nat Pryce wrote:
“Rafael R. Sevilla 94-22131” wrote:
I already have functions for drawing lines, Bezier curves, and polygons
available, which I am willing to place under GPL or some other free
software license.BTW, where do I upload contributions for SDL?
Rather than uploading them as a contribution to the core SDL library,
how about releasing them as a library layered above SDL, like Loki
has done with the MPEG and MJPEG libraries. I would find a library
like yours very useful in some programs, but not in others, so
seeing it packaged as a separate component would be great.Similarly, it would be nice to see “standard” libraries for font
rendering and image I/O layered above SDL. Unfortunately I’m still
too much of an SDL newbie to start on such a project.
There is a nice imglib library in the example archive which loads all
sorts of image types. See the Makefile on how to enable various
formats.
There is also an example of using FreeType for truetype font rendering.
Be careful using Freetype with commercial products, as there has
recently been patent issues with it.–
-Sam Lantinga, Lead Programmer, Loki Entertainment Software