Re: Reconsidering Go as a possible game development language
I've started checking out go and it is certainly interesting.I guess it's the closest language to Python syntax that compiles.Right now I'm interested in messing with it.A wrapper would sure be nice.Edit: There seems to be a tool
Re: Reconsidering Go as a possible game development language
I've started checking out go and it is certainly interesting.I guess it's the closest language to Python syntax that compiles.Right now I'm interested in messing with it.A wrapper would sure be nice.
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Re: Reconsidering Go as a possible game development language
Streaming an audio file from Beep isn't hard at all. Something like this should do (it plays all supported formats, but you can easily figure out how it works):package main
import (
// Actual audio library
"githu
Re: Reconsidering Go as a possible game development language
Streaming an audio file from Beep isn't hard at all. Something like this should do (it plays all supported formats, but you can easily figure out how it works):package main
import (
// Actual audio library
"githu
Re: Reconsidering Go as a possible game development language
I was actually surprised by the amount of gaming libraries are present on Awesome GONot just gaming libraries, but libraries in general. I mean probably I shouldn't be surprised but still.
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Re: Reconsidering Go as a possible game development language
I found Beep when looking around for an audio lib lol. I might try to set it up and see if I can get it working.
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Re: Reconsidering Go as a possible game development language
sounds good, I last year did pick up the go hand book, and I quite liked the way the language worked.
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Re: Reconsidering Go as a possible game development language
same as 2 and 3
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Re: Reconsidering Go as a possible game development language
Same as 2.
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Re: Reconsidering Go as a possible game development language
I'll certainly want to see it.I like experimenting with new languages, maybe not like one of the forum members but still, why not?
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Reconsidering Go as a possible game development language
So, I've been playing with go again, and am, as I was last time, certainly enjoying it. (How can you not enjoy programming in Go?)I've been thinking how you might make a game in Go. I've reevaluated some of the available gaming
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