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08/01/2014, 14:53
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My chrome says it's virus and block it.
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08/01/2014, 15:15
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My chrome says it's virus and block it.
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That happened to me too. Please follow these instructions to make chrome stop blocking the file:
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08/03/2014, 23:07
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As we near the release date of the code, I've started a poll on what language I should use for the code 
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08/03/2014, 23:55
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c++ is the best. as dll you can use it in nearly every other language and its really much faster
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08/04/2014, 00:05
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c++ is the best. as dll you can use it in nearly every other language and its really much faster
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c++ is faster. However there are some downsides. The libraries that I use (numpy etc) are already optimized (They are built in heavily optimized c code) so c++ will have a small performance bonus. Also I'll be able to release the python code faster than c++ code since its already made in python.
However c++ is what most people use so i guess that may be an advantage for most people.
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08/04/2014, 03:49
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However c++ is what most people use so i guess that may be an advantage for most people.
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But Python is really easy to learn and use, especially for people who know C++.
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08/04/2014, 09:43
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[QUOTE=hellgod_;29104454]what are the specs of your computer? And how laggy is it? (What fps do you think your getting?)
I have core i5 4670k, 8gb ram ddr3, radeon r9 280, screen 1600x900
I think i am getting like 1-5 fps.
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08/04/2014, 15:07
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But Python is really easy to learn and use, especially for people who know C++.
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c++ is the best way! i think python is really ugly.
and if he code it in c++ you can use it in all languages that can call .dll so you can choose the best language for yourself
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08/04/2014, 16:01
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Originally Posted by »FlutterShy™
c++ is the best way! i think python is really ugly.
and if he code it in c++ you can use it in all languages that can call .dll so you can choose the best language for yourself
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And what if he releases it as a static library ? Then you need to wrap a c++ dll around it or code in c++. And depending on the language you use dll calls might be performance expensive.
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08/04/2014, 16:49
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Originally Posted by »FlutterShy™
c++ is the best way! i think python is really ugly.
and if he code it in c++ you can use it in all languages that can call .dll so you can choose the best language for yourself
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Python isnt ugly 
Its easy to write without worrying about memory leaks occurring all the time. But sure, it looks like python and c++ is tied so ill have to release both.
And one more thing. With c++, you will have to provide your own way of taking screenshots and turning them into a structure of raw pixels. I couldn't find a fast way of doing this. (Screenshots are included with python)
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I should have put this on the poll, do you guys want this in C#? Its going to be cross platform because the code can be compiled with MONO as well.
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08/04/2014, 16:58
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How about smartpointers ? Then you can't have memory leaks. If your compiler supports c++11 you can just use the ones from the stl. Else I recommend you to use the boost library for smartpointers. Also there might be image librarys for c++ which are able to take screenshots.
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08/04/2014, 17:39
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I have core i5 4670k, 8gb ram ddr3, radeon r9 280, screen 1600x900
I think i am getting like 1-5 fps.
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The code is CPU intensive. So I recommend you close all unused running applications (Using task manager) and try it out. I have a crappy AMD A8 4500M and the code runs at 17 fps.
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Originally Posted by omitma
How about smartpointers ? Then you can't have memory leaks. If your compiler supports c++11 you can just use the ones from the stl. Else I recommend you to use the boost library for smartpointers. Also there might be image librarys for c++ which are able to take screenshots.
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Ill look into that. Don't have much experience with c++
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08/04/2014, 17:46
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The code is CPU intensive. So I recommend you close all unused running applications (Using task manager) and try it out. I have a crappy AMD A8 4500M and the code runs at 17 fps.
Ill look into that. Don't have much experience with c++
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Did you give a look for F# or C# ?
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08/04/2014, 18:49
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Did you give a look for F# or C# ?
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Going to.
Anybody else having problems with speed?
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08/04/2014, 20:56
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And what if he releases it as a static library ? Then you need to wrap a c++ dll around it or code in c++. And depending on the language you use dll calls might be performance expensive.
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yeah but better than python code 
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Originally Posted by hellgod_
Python isnt ugly
Its easy to write without worrying about memory leaks occurring all the time. But sure, it looks like python and c++ is tied so ill have to release both.
And one more thing. With c++, you will have to provide your own way of taking screenshots and turning them into a structure of raw pixels. I couldn't find a fast way of doing this. (Screenshots are included with python)
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I really like c# but mono isnt that fast
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Originally Posted by omitma
How about smartpointers ? Then you can't have memory leaks. If your compiler supports c++11 you can just use the ones from the stl. Else I recommend you to use the boost library for smartpointers. Also there might be image librarys for c++ which are able to take screenshots.
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there are c++ librarys for taking screenshots. and there is GDI+ on windows.
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F#
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pls no
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