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Szyk Cech
Posts 191
27 May 2017 16:10
| New features of MUIMaparium are cool! But I have one more question:
If you can tell me: how about the way Maparium is multiplatform?!?
Is it written in Hollywood?!?
Or maybe is it written in some cool ancient Basic?!?
Or maybe is it written in C language?
I am nearly sure that it is not written in Assembler (not portable), nor C++ nor C# (not supported on Amiga OS-es).
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Mo Retro
Posts 241
27 May 2017 16:17
| Szyk Cech wrote:
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New features of MUIMaparium are cool! But I have one more question:
If you can tell me: how about the way Maparium is multiplatform?!?
Is it written in Hollywood?!?
Or maybe is it written in some cool ancient Basic?!?
Or maybe is it written in C language?
I am nearly sure that it is not written in Assembler (not portable), nor C++ nor C# (not supported on Amiga OS-es).
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What About FreePascal :)
That's the language he maintains for the Amiga.
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Marcus Sackrow
Posts 37
28 May 2017 12:22
| @Szyk Cech: That is pure FreePascal power ;-) (remember the motto, "write one compile anywhere") The MUIMapparium code does not need much code changes between the different Amiga platform and on the freepascal side I work hard to reduce the cases down close to zero.
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Marcus Sackrow
Posts 37
28 May 2017 12:24
| if someone experience a very slow reaction of the software (about a second reaction time) and you have loaded a recorded track, remove it. for the background of this behavior read: EXTERNAL LINK
Spoiler: It's the missing FPU support.
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Szyk Cech
Posts 191
28 May 2017 12:49
| Marcus Sackrow wrote:
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@Szyk Cech:
That is pure FreePascal power ;-) (remember the motto, "write one compile anywhere")
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I konw this motto and like it (that is the reason I write in C++ and Qt on WinDos and Linux). But as we are talking about FreePascal I have obvious question:
How do you map hundredths (or even thousands) Amiga OS Api C functions to FreePascal?!?
It seems like tremendous work!
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