Re: [computer-go] Re: language choices

2006-12-06 Thread Stefan Nobis
Antoine de Maricourt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I can develop very quickly 'quick and dirty' code to test new ideas in C++, and recode it in a very clean / organized / modular / robust ... code later if needed. This ability is not coming from the programming langage itself... I beg to differ.

[computer-go] Re: language choices

2006-12-04 Thread Dave Dyer
Guys, keep your eyes on the prize. If your only problem is that you need to double your speed, all you have to do is wait 1.5 years. All this talk of optimizing speed by tweaking language xx to be more like assembly language (or C) is almost completely a waste of time. Likewise, algoritmic

Re: [computer-go] Re: language choices

2006-12-04 Thread Don Dailey
On Mon, 2006-12-04 at 12:15 -0800, Dave Dyer wrote: Guys, keep your eyes on the prize. If your only problem is that you need to double your speed, all you have to do is wait 1.5 years. All this talk of optimizing speed by tweaking language xx to be more like assembly language (or C) is