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What language - webdancer - 09-08-2005
What language was used to program FsP?
Re: What language - DBE - 09-08-2005
C++ as far as I know.
Re: What language - webdancer - 09-08-2005
Is that what a lot of programs are made from? I imagine games are different.
Re: What language - DBE - 09-08-2005
Actually you'll find that most programs are written in C++; and that whether they are games or not!
Re: What language - nem - 09-08-2005
On Windows platforms most commercial programs you encounter (games & apps) are written in C++, yes.
Re: What language - Tepic - 09-08-2005
With the power of PC's nowdays It's a very rare application that needs the programmer to start messing with assembler.
About bloody time I say! I HATED it
Re: What language - DanSteph - 09-08-2005
mainly C++ on some assembly for speed, FsP have 50,400 lines of Code net (without comment etc etc)
counted with comment it make 64'500.
Dan
Re: What language - Tepic - 09-08-2005
Quote:some assembly for speed
You sir, are a braver man than me!
Last time I touched ASM, I was writing a mouse unit for DOS Turbo Pascal. Never EVER again.
Re: What language - DanSteph - 09-08-2005
first time it was a demo with sound/sprite enterelly written in assembly on a PC SX25 (jurassic period)
ASM is really more user friendly by those day with a nice compiler.
Notice I ranted during years against MFC (microsoft fundation class) and win32
but when I finally tried it it was really simple... perhaps you may try again a bit of ASM ?
Dan
Post Edited ( 08-09-05 13:41 )
Re: What language - Tepic - 09-08-2005
The first time was on a Acorn Electron... Ahh easy peasy. Once I got into PC's I gave up. For anything I do for myself, it's not needed.
Re: What language - DBE - 09-08-2005
Quote:Tepic wrote:
Last time I touched ASM, I was writing a mouse unit for DOS Turbo Pascal.
Ha! Managed that one w/o assembler!
Re: What language - Tepic - 09-08-2005
But mine was FAST! It was also tiny! I can't remember how large now, but we are talking bytes.
Re: What language - nem - 09-08-2005
Programming - the only domain where men will brag about their tools being fast and tiny.
Post Edited ( 08-09-05 14:09 )
Re: What language - DanSteph - 09-08-2005
notice my first prog was on a commodore VIC 20 with 20k memory ... (precambrian period)
Dan
Re: What language - Tepic - 09-08-2005
Cool mice was a Vic as well. I only had a 3k expansion though.. It was also all in BASIC..
I still collect Vic20 stuff now.