pwiter wrote:
TRocket wrote:
pwiter wrote:
For some reason git won't work
Error:
https://github.com/ItchyPlusPlus/ItchyPlusPlus.git: error occurred during unpacking on the remote end: index-pack abnormal exit
Any ideas?Not sure, don't have much experience using GitHub, maybe it's because I've changed the name too many times?
Worked yesterday. I shut off my computer for the night, and now it won't work
Apparently it can't connect to the repo. I'm positive its right...
Can't connect to any repository: https://github.com/ItchyPlusPlus/ItchyPlusPlus.git (https://github.com/ItchyPlusPlus/ItchyPlusPlus.git: error occurred during unpacking on the remote end: index-pack abnormal exit)
Oh well, I'll just push it to a fork. Then make a pull request.
EDIT: Won't work either
Last edited by pwiter (2012-09-14 17:30:16)
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^^ Yeah, exactly. The speed of C++ as compared to Python is really unbelievable. Python is actually slower than Smalltalk, JavaScript, C#, and C++ (with C++ being the fastest). Check out this chart if you're interested.
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pwiter wrote:
pwiter wrote:
TRocket wrote:
Not sure, don't have much experience using GitHub, maybe it's because I've changed the name too many times?Worked yesterday. I shut off my computer for the night, and now it won't work
Apparently it can't connect to the repo. I'm positive its right...
Can't connect to any repository: https://github.com/ItchyPlusPlus/ItchyPlusPlus.git (https://github.com/ItchyPlusPlus/ItchyPlusPlus.git: error occurred during unpacking on the remote end: index-pack abnormal exit)
Oh well, I'll just push it to a fork. Then make a pull request.
EDIT: Won't work either
I got it to work! Pushed latest changes!
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amcerbu wrote:
^^ Yeah, exactly. The speed of C++ as compared to Python is really unbelievable. Python is actually slower than Smalltalk, JavaScript, C#, and C++ (with C++ being the fastest). Check out this chart if you're interested.
Hey, it depends what you're doing...
Python does have a very fast hash table implementation (dictionaries/sets). I know this much.
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amcerbu wrote:
^^ Yeah, exactly. The speed of C++ as compared to Python is really unbelievable. Python is actually slower than Smalltalk, JavaScript, C#, and C++ (with C++ being the fastest). Check out this chart if you're interested.
well, the problem is optimizing c++
also, i dont really see you start, if you move over, we'll get a great push
we just have to code the execution and waiy for blob to finish sound in kurt, and voila, we have our scratch for linux
now, you need two weeks to only setup github xP
edit: just to feel good with myself, 2 (not so) exclusive screenshots of current not commited dev version
Last edited by roijac (2012-09-15 17:32:34)
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Wait, do you guys use Visual Studio or eclipse for C++ code? I've got both (personally, I prefer Visual Studio, because of the awesome IntelliSense) but we should all probably be working with the same IDE for compatibility things.
Last edited by amcerbu (2012-09-15 21:43:22)
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amcerbu wrote:
Wait, do you guys use Visual Studio or eclipse for C++ code? I've got both (personally, I prefer Visual Studio, because of the awesome IntelliSense) but we should all probably be working with the same IDE for compatibility things.
I'm using NetBeans on Ubuntu.
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amcerbu wrote:
Idea, guys:
What if the C++ Scratch reader had a "compile" option, where a .cpp file was created and compiled? Just a suggestion, I'm trying to avoid feature creep as much as possible.
I don't get it...
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amcerbu wrote:
The program, as well as playing the project like Scratch (with a built-in 480 x 360 screen), could also create a C++ code file (.cpp), which could then be compiled for extra performance.
Then, we either have to install the toolchains with Itchy, or download them.
EDIT: Woot! 100th post on this topic!
Last edited by pwiter (2012-09-16 08:12:57)
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