"real" application, say a GUIed
> JPEG viewer, where you sort of string it all (the JPEG codec, a C
> library interface for something or other, and GUI stuff, etc.)
> together into a whole?
This morning I've been thinking about data visualization from an SQL DB
>
kinds of things you'd typically do with Perl or C++. I think
it needs more "recipes" of course, but I'd like to know if the general
idea is working.
Brook
ps - for the curious, I have in fact written a textbook before
(object-oriented programming for a first-semester course, fro
sion of GHC installed (3.02 at least). This
> release is known to work on the following platforms:
Brook
(who thought the gamasutra article was really quite nice - got me thinking
about things I haven't much thought about since I was teaching Self at Brown)
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custom FFT
routines, or Self's dynamic compilation.
Graphics problems, oddly, have a lot of the same solutions as programming
language and compilation problems. Most graphics people don't quite grok that.
Most PL people don't know enough about the graphics algorithms to apply the PL
solutions. IMNSHO, YMMV, etc. etc.
Every time graphics people start talking about 3D file formats, they get into
an argument about lexical scope, but don't realize it, because they're talking
about lights, not "variables".
Brook
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