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[2016-5-23. : 12:44 am] BeatMeistro -- it's kinda odd really, then again mergers do happen alot these days.[2016-5-23. : 12:44 am] BeatMeistro -- Oh, i remember that Blizzard and Activision were kinda a merger now.[2016-5-23. : 12:31 am] BeatMeistro -- There shoulda been a "Art of Starcraft" book that had that sorts of stuff.[2016-5-23. : 12:29 am] BeatMeistro -- I think we should, ask for concept art, maybe unused stuff if they have any.[2016-5-23. : 12:28 am]  Clokr_ -- We could try randomly emailing random SC developers to ask them this kind of silly questions[2016-5-23. : 12:26 am] BeatMeistro -- Still, what does the Independent Starport looked like anyways?[2016-5-22. : 11:55 pm] BeatMeistro -- Though recreating the designs from scratch to make it appear like the official sc sprites might require some thought.[2016-5-22. : 11:47 pm] BeatMeistro -- We should make a collaboration mod to revive unused SC1 alpha/beta stuff.[2016-5-22. : 11:07 pm] BeatMeistro -- Dem0nDem0n shouted: What's a dat expander do Farty is working on a way to expand the IDS found on SC's DAT files (Unit.dat for example.)[2016-5-22. : 10:32 pm]  jjf28 -- SacrieurSacrieur shouted: You'd have to go through and refactor a bunch of code if you made significant changes to the unmanaged library. That would be nuts. it wouldn't be nuts if it wasn't needlessly difficult  [2016-5-22. : 9:15 pm] Roy -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Neat. Though that kind of sounds like streams and filters to me. Linq builds an expression tree.[2016-5-22. : 9:14 pm] jjf28 -- RoyRoy shouted: jjf28 The only bad thing I see here are the parameter names. heh, I'm not a fan of Hungarian style but windows uses it so..[2016-5-22. : 9:07 pm] Roy -- jjf28jjf28 shouted: Clokr_ no kidding man http://puu.sh/p1qvc/d530b71166.png The only bad thing I see here are the parameter names.[2016-5-22. : 9:03 pm] Sacrieur -- You'd have to go through and refactor a bunch of code if you made significant changes to the unmanaged library. That would be nuts.[2016-5-22. : 9:02 pm] Clokr_ -- I agree. That's why the first thing I said is that the interop was bad.[2016-5-22. : 9:01 pm] Sacrieur -- And if you have to set it up so that the key functions are necessary to your application, which you'd like to do in .NET, then your managed code should be distinct from your unmanaged code. You should be calling on some service or some intermediary that runs the unmanaged code and returns what you need.[2016-5-22. : 8:59 pm] Sacrieur -- If performance is so key, choosing a language with a runtime at all is a mistake.[2016-5-22. : 8:58 pm] Clokr_ -- Well, I do agree in that case you don't need edge performance, and the .NET library should provide the means to do it fast enough.[2016-5-22. : 8:57 pm] Sacrieur -- So we get a wide variety of projects all related to business applications.[2016-5-22. : 8:57 pm] Sacrieur -- Where we're all using 10 languages to get our database to work with various things, and it's constantly breaking all the time.[2016-5-22. : 8:57 pm] Clokr_ -- They might be depending on the kind of application you are building.[2016-5-22. : 8:56 pm] Sacrieur -- And people that think that way are the reason I have the mess I have to deal with at work.[2016-5-22. : 8:56 pm] Sacrieur -- Clokr_Clokr_ shouted: That's silly. Not everything can be done with .NET. There are performance and portability issues that cannot be eluded. Even the own .NET library has to call unmanaged code at some point. Those are all very bad arguments.[2016-5-22. : 8:42 pm] BeatMeistro -- Emacs... Ermac... Hmmm, i wonder what that dude is up to these days.[2016-5-22. : 8:39 pm] Sacrieur -- Spending time coding in another IDE like Eclipse will make you appreciate just how advanced VS is.[2016-5-22. : 8:39 pm] Clokr_ -- I don't say it's bad. But it's formatting options are. You cannot even set it to leave a space before the ++ operator in C#...[2016-5-22. : 8:38 pm] Clokr_ -- Because I already have to learn a book every time I want to do anything in C++, I don't want to have to read another one to use the editor  [2016-5-22. : 8:37 pm] Corbo -- BeatMeistroBeatMeistro shouted: Hey Corbo, you checked Farty's Dat Expansion breakthrough? Of course  [2016-5-22. : 8:36 pm] Corbo -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: But are we using tabs or spaces?? tabs[2016-5-22. : 8:36 pm] Clokr_ -- I'm using both at the moment actually. This solution has for some reason the C# project set to spaces and the C++ one to tabs.[2016-5-22. : 8:35 pm] Clokr_ -- That's silly. Not everything can be done with .NET. There are performance and portability issues that cannot be eluded. Even the own .NET library has to call unmanaged code at some point.[2016-5-22. : 8:31 pm] jjf28 -- it shouldn't not be laborious to interact with the system/preexisting libraries |
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