Recent content by super_

Erm... what? First, I advise you to look here, at the Content Creation Wiki, for a look at what we're covering. From what I can see, the loop condition has no method call: for (int a = squares.size() - 1; a >= 0; a--) Not only that, but your "optimization" actually produces slower raw code...

did it all mentally while doing homework so it may be wrong. haven't used C in a while. 1) print hello world 2) infinitely 3) recurse infinitely 4) it creates infinitely many processes 5) cause a segmentation fault 6) char a[10]; int b = 5; a[b] = 5; ? 7) void * (** foo)(void); yes ? 8) 9 ? 9)...

not even going to use a spline? only basic linear interpolation?

rofl i would say age explains your ineptitude but then again at your age i was better

ps how the hell is that c#

shutup jimmy

shitty window hider

game programming is, for the most part, language-indifferent.

uhh what the fuck ^

lol'd: dev-c++, digital mars compiler oh my... ps system("pause"); is bloody disgusting

you haven't got a clue. you're first point is obvious, your second point shows you have no idea why but you assume so, and your conclusion is a piece of shit, filled to the brim with misinformation. nice work, nimrod.

are you fucking retarded? oh yeah, you are. ps 'salting' encryption would turn it into a hash, genius.

i didn't question WHY you used lua; i questioned WHY you used a pre-existing interpreter for it :-) i get it... don't reinvent the wheel; however, that shouldn't get in the way of a cool learning experience. i mean, you've never written an interpreter or compiler, have you?

not quite; i said 128-bit :-P i think i'm on drugs; it's at the least 512-bit

cool idea; however, it would be even cooler if you wrote the interpreter yourself :-) what's so hard about lexers, parsers, and AST walkers? edit: why not: ... public LuaFunctionAttribute(List<string> or maybe string[] names, string description) { ... } ... too? that way you could do stuff...