digitalmars.D - Harmonia Questions
- James Dunne (13/13) Aug 27 2005 Andrew,
- Andrew Fedoniouk (15/32) Aug 29 2005 Hi James,
Andrew, I'm seriously interested in your Harmonia framework. I have a few questions for you. 1) What version of the D compiler will compile what's at svn://harmonia.dyndns.org/ ? The latest revision as of this writing is 54. I think I recall you saying something about std.boxer issues, as I see you have it included in your source tree (yuck). I'd really like to compile this puppy! 2) Do you plan support for console/text-mode rendering? This would make it easy to develop an application for both Win32 GUI and console mode, as well as linux curses terminals. 3) Why not move (or at least copy) your svn repo to dsource.org? Regards, James Dunne
Aug 27 2005
Hi James, "James Dunne" <james.jdunne gmail.com> wrote in message news:deqbpq$1qrf$1 digitaldaemon.com...Andrew, I'm seriously interested in your Harmonia framework. I have a few questions for you. 1) What version of the D compiler will compile what's at svn://harmonia.dyndns.org/ ? The latest revision as of this writing is 54. I think I recall you saying something about std.boxer issues, as I see you have it included in your source tree (yuck). I'd really like to compile this puppy!I've tested it with latest DMD version. So far so good. std.boxer is there just because of issues with compiled templates in Phobos and debugging. Cannot recall exactly what was the problem. Attempt was made to use boxer from Phobos. Failed for some resons (not convenient).2) Do you plan support for console/text-mode rendering? This would make it easy to develop an application for both Win32 GUI and console mode, as well as linux curses terminals.No, as these modes ideologically to far. E.g. different coordinate systems, etc. Also HTML rendering...ummm.... Well, the lynx is there but...3) Why not move (or at least copy) your svn repo to dsource.org?We have such plan. There is some changes coming and after that I guess we will move it from svn://harmonia.dyndns.org to dsource. Andrew.
Aug 29 2005