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Useful links / Re: A must see

« on: February 25, 2008 »

I am not able to see the videos since I am currently at work, but the screenshots already look amazing. And the blog is very interesting to. Like this entry : http://www.farrarfocus.com/atom/070921.htm, that learns me about ColorForth (and GOAL, Naughty Dog's own internally developed programming language).

ColorForth looks rather incredible, I've never heard before of a language where the color has a meaning  . Extract from ColorForth site : "In colorForth a new word is red, green words are compiled, yellow executed. This use of color further reduces the syntax, or punctuation, needed."

And it seems Atom author wants to develop its own programming language similar in concept to ColorForth. May be interesting to follow

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Useful links / Re: eC (eCere) new programming language with 2D and 3D built-in library

« on: February 25, 2008 »

Hope you stick around and this isnt just an "advertise and run" post.

Well, all I can say that I am not affiliated with the eCere corporation, in any way If I have the opportunity to make other constructive posts I'll do it, but I am so lazy I am afraid it'd be difficult for me to do better than a link to a useful resource from time to time

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Useful links / eC (eCere) new programming language with 2D and 3D built-in library

« on: February 25, 2008 »

Hi,

First time I post here, although from time to time I used to visit these forums as I am interested in progamming languages, graphics and sounds.

I wonder if any of you ever heard of ecere (or eC), a new programming language along with a full environment (IDE and libraries) : http://www.ecere.com

Looks quite promising, but I didn't have enough time to test it. Anyway, it looks like a good solution for someone that would like to have a full integrated environment to start with. Basically, it claims to have the power of C with the object capabilities of Java, without the hassle of C++, and with a native IDE, native cross platform GUI, and embedded 2D and 3D libraries, with both DirectX and OpenGL bind.