EzBlitz demo now on-line (VC++ 6)
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| Create Blitz programs in C++ Download from www.EzBlitz.com or from the direct link below http://www.ezblitz.com/EzBlitz.exe |
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| Interesting project. Probably some parallels with BMax concerning the target type of user. Anyway, for those who cannot live with OO it might be very nice. |
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| The project came from the fact that I'm very impatient. I wanted a decent simple game engine that uses C++, but none exist. I used to have Blitz when it was on the Amiga and noticed Blitz3D recently. Having tried it out I was impressed, but these days I'm a C++ programmer and learning the Blitz syntax and having to put up with it's idiosyncrasies put me off a bit. Ironic thing is I've spent more time doing this to get Blitz working with C++ than if I'd just written in Blitz - I have to know Blitz inside-out to be able to do the project anyway! Hehe :P Cheers for your interest - I'd appreciate any other comments. |
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| That's a nice thing you've cooked together :). I guess EzServer.exe listens on some port at localhost taking orders sent from the C++ executable? :P |
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| >That's a nice thing you've cooked together :). >I guess EzServer.exe listens on some port at localhost >taking orders sent from the C++ executable? :P Cheers matey! Using TCP is one method of interprocess communication, but a quicker way is to use shared memory between processes. It seems to work well. |
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