A few notes on this. We're using Emscripten to compile interpreters written in C to LLVM bytecode then to JavaScript. Emscripten supports both static and dynamic library loading by compiling the libraries to JavaScript. The Python standard library on repl.it, for example, loads dynamic libraries, so it's definitely doable. Performance is of course not amazing, but for a REPL, it's certainly good enough.
This is using my Empythoned build, which is CPython compiled using Emscripten. The version up on the repository is a little outdated, and the one the PythonFiddle guys are using is even older, which is why a lot of the standard library doesn't work on theirs.
You need a round of Pathologic. It addresses every concern you've mentioned there, at the expense of being unapproachable even by most "hardcore" gamers' standards.
Actually, part of the reason that I LOVE math is because of my religion. I am amazed by the way God set up math, and believe, in the words of Galileo, that "Mathematics is the language with which God has written the universe."
For designers, it doesn't matter if they ripped off web-kit or even Gecko. As long as there's support for standards, coding a web interface becomes less of a hassle.
Too bad there's no -1 Delusion or at the very least -1 Wrong. Really, what the hell are you talking about? A Windows installation has no, zero, nil advertisement venues. Anything you see on the internet is served by a browser, not an OS. As for what you're implying in the second part of your post, that has more in common with the Illuminati than anything worth discussing on/..
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A few notes on this. We're using Emscripten to compile interpreters written in C to LLVM bytecode then to JavaScript. Emscripten supports both static and dynamic library loading by compiling the libraries to JavaScript. The Python standard library on repl.it, for example, loads dynamic libraries, so it's definitely doable. Performance is of course not amazing, but for a REPL, it's certainly good enough.
This is using my Empythoned build, which is CPython compiled using Emscripten. The version up on the repository is a little outdated, and the one the PythonFiddle guys are using is even older, which is why a lot of the standard library doesn't work on theirs.
You need a round of Pathologic. It addresses every concern you've mentioned there, at the expense of being unapproachable even by most "hardcore" gamers' standards.
Actually, part of the reason that I LOVE math is because of my religion. I am amazed by the way God set up math, and believe, in the words of Galileo, that "Mathematics is the language with which God has written the universe."
it w, it was actually LISP and PERL.
While it's all good and great for FF3, that graph shows FF2 using less memory than IE7, and that, with all due respect, is bullshit.
For designers, it doesn't matter if they ripped off web-kit or even Gecko. As long as there's support for standards, coding a web interface becomes less of a hassle.
No, it all goes back to Narrativium.
That would raise too many alarms. Better just EMPTY it, though as long as the admin isn't a moron, we won't have anything but SELECT privileges.
Too bad there's no -1 Delusion or at the very least -1 Wrong. Really, what the hell are you talking about? A Windows installation has no, zero, nil advertisement venues. Anything you see on the internet is served by a browser, not an OS. As for what you're implying in the second part of your post, that has more in common with the Illuminati than anything worth discussing on /..
Patents are [i]supposed[/i] to make people innovate. Spot the difference.
Half a year passes after an OS release and the sales are decreasing. Unimaginable!
Quite the opposite, actually. There's a clear link that says "PIRATEBAY.ORG" in the footer of ifpi.com.
Hold Ctrl, scroll the mouse wheel to resize icons. Just like what you'd do in most browsers.
COLLADA and DDS is enough for most asset exchanges. It's the fitting that's the problem.