Re: Dev Compiler
Posted by Andrei on
Sat Apr 23rd 2005 at 9:53pm
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Are these alternative compilers or a simplifier?
Re: Dev Compiler
Posted by Dark Tree on
Sun Apr 24th 2005 at 1:22am
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Crono....I must say....you must be one of the most negative people at the Snarkpit.....almost every post of yours is shooting down SOMETHING!
I was checkin' out this new vid card...it looks sweet!
Crono: Nope, its s**t.
Check out this compiler!
Compilers are for lazy people
I just got this new computer and it is AWESOME!, here are its specs!
Crono: you are going to suffer eternal pain.
(note: these arent ACTUAL quotes, but pretty close)
Maybe you just don't like to sugarcoat your responses with bulls**t, but I just thought it was funny. And maybe I am just mistaking negativatity for something else...you are like the Simon Cowell of the SnarkPit!
Re: Dev Compiler
Posted by Orpheus on
Sun Apr 24th 2005 at 1:40am
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Everyone has their niche in life Dark Tree. Our lives would be less rich without the Crono's in them.
Learn to treasure them for what they truly are. He is not what he appears to be. Trust me on this.
/exits philosophical mode.
Re: Dev Compiler
Posted by Crono on
Sun Apr 24th 2005 at 8:36pm
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I meant "lazy" because you don't need to look up the commands the compiler(s) take and mess with the values. Personally, if I made a "front end" it would give suggested values.
Compiling through hammer is almost as lazy, unless you want to mess with options. I figured that wouldn't be understood.
To kill a task you do like "taskkill" then use one of the options for identifying it. I usually use "/IM" or something as such, it's the "image name", then you put in whatever the application is. If it isn't running, no harm no foul. It would look something like this: "taskkill /IM hammer.exe", but that's from memory, so it may be a little off. Goto dos (cmd) and type: ?taskkill /?? for all it's options, it's just a dos command (You can use any dos command in a batch file... obviously).
I was thinking about writing an online batch file generator, but I never had enough time.
The one really nice thing about front ends is that it saves all your path information. I was also trying to make it so hammer calls the batch file with the file parameters. I know in a batch file you can have up to 9 command line arguments or something like that, so, I'm sure it'd work just fine. It'd be something for the truly lazy, I'd say :wink:
However, you could also write a Perl script or something as such to be ran on any platform to compile and it'd be just as easy.
I think if everyone knew what I was talking about whenever I commented I wouldn't appear "negative", but helpful. I'd also like to see the instances where I ?basically said? that someone's new computer sucks. But, whatever.
Re: Dev Compiler
Posted by Orpheus on
Sun Apr 24th 2005 at 8:52pm
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/Me still wuvs you Adam :heee:
Re: Dev Compiler
Posted by Crono on
Mon Apr 25th 2005 at 1:43am
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Yeah.
However, it'd make more sense to create a downloadable one. Simply because automation is much easier for the eventual user.
But, a link up through Snarkpit would be very cool. Something, if people were interested, like an automatic online upload when you compile so your map is always up to date (something that would be set locally on whatever computer you're using) Hell, even auto-screen upload (I'm sure there are command line options that could be used for some resizing program that could be called before the upload as well)
I'm mostly thinking outload though. Don't mind me.