Razvan Adrian Bogdan wrote:
On 8/25/05, L505 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes PSP is being worked on and very powerful.
The way I see it is some people will not like that they have to compile on a
Linux machine. i.e.
for PSP, if you run MS windows, you still have to compile your PSP apps on a
linux machine. Sure,
advanced users can handle this.. but think about windows users :(
I assume most Delphi users will be Windows users, so I'm sure PSP will be tough
for them. What I
have worked out for PSP so far, is people can use CoLinux, or cross-compiling..
or they can have
a linux PC in their office and compile on there. But all this is great work,
and I think this is
why people love PHP (I'm just trying to be honest here and admit the reality).
So in summary, of course I like PSP and will be continuing development with our
friend
Trustmaster.. And hopefully cross compiling PSP apps are not so bad as I have
estimated them to
be.
I just thought this scripting was an interesting thing to look into also. There
is also something
called Nemesis Pascal too.
Do you think it would be possible for a Pascal Script to have the same
power (FPC has tons of units) as the compiled thing, the speed would
be slower but the user won't need a recompile, i was thinking a mix of
the 2 would be the best choice, something like do the skeleton for
real and script other things.
What do you think ?
Razvan
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Best IMHO would be an embedded pascal script with the power to use
binary classes. I'm not sure if that's even possible but this would make
building customizable things from within FPC easy as snap. For example
I'm currently adding "usable objects" to my game and editor and having
such pascal script would allow me to make them extremely powerful to the
editor without him recompiling anything.
Ales
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