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On Monday 29 December 2003 19:00, Patrick A wrote: > original email below.......... i keep getting errors trying to mail to the > list about delivery failure, plus all the emails i'm recieving are doubled > 0_o > > -------- > > a list of sdlperl projects would be a great idea, maybe even if it was > similar to the one on libsdl.org (I put my first game there the other day, > go me!!) One big problem, most likely, is that there aren't any sdlperl > apps going on :( > > I was thinking sdlperl would be perfect for a word game of sorts, but I > don't think perl is really fast enough for more of the action packed type > games. That depends :) > I was also thinking sdlperl would be really good for some quick and > dirty tools like map editors and the likes, things that don't really rely > on speed. > > But of course my foot might be in my mouth as usual :) > > We'll see, my next project may or may not be of sdlperl nature. I am > however, scared of that "zillion dlls that i'm not even using" problem. It are only a handfull, right? And even on windows, you can just throw the DLLs in the same dir than the app, and bundle evrything up, so the user can: * delete the app including all DLLs easily * run the app, even SDL is not installed on his system or a different SDL version is installed I think that is an advantage. Of course, every app replicating SDL DLLs on the system wastes space, and that is the disadvantage. That is always the same decision and you can't have it both ways. > Support for everything by default is nice, but not when you're trying to > zip it up and tell a newbie which file to click on :) And I don't think > it's nice to put dlls in people's system directories. See above, the DLL are not for clicking on. > Great to know sdlperl is still alive though. I still wonder why Dave tore > down the old site. I have got a message from him I try to dig it up. he is currently online via internet cafes fro his Zaurus (or something like that). he hasn't answered yet. > Has anyone played with the code? Tels, here's your chance to evolve sdlperl > w/o Dave telling you to fork :) See my other mail, I didn't have enough time :-((((( Cheers, Tels - -- Signed on Tue Dec 30 02:12:52 2003 with key 0x93B84C15. Visit my photo gallery at http://bloodgate.com/photos/ PGP key on http://bloodgate.com/tels.asc or per email. "Ivonna Humpalot" -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.2-rc1-SuSE (GNU/Linux) Comment: When cryptography is outlawed, bayl bhgynjf jvyy unir cevinpl. iQEVAwUBP/DR3ncLPEOTuEwVAQHHbwf+KHXFgZI9Caf9MxDDURF58U9XkNOdmV2F DpmA+VyuNW9M0LXhgUNK0mWUf+Nsruti/zuxlGXh97yLCUJuLez0kMiIyEhHFjtq J8qEgYojc3v7is1EhSEZ3s5qHIJoA0mcR7CcnPQwJKUemB1qOGjkNuAaJnXrL+Kj tlw4LWO9SeK9xO0BpqrdNfdXtN/KhLuNScWMBD/j1CamS4b+QOo6od56GWFKOOEt jv2+qfsVuFGFohG44aprA8GGyYdGY5hPND6XsIYZE+Obvfb9eZc6inaJN1qm1e6z zOWkvLKASu6Geh9L4hMnTw0gn0OHuJbiA7kgXJx1JRm7XMLx1ncOkQ== =ztyy -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
