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19:23.49 | nox- | moin |
20:09.58 | EthanG | hallo |
20:15.09 | nox- | moin EthanG |
20:15.21 | EthanG | How's life nox? |
20:16.18 | nox- | played with D 2.0 a bit: http://www.digitalmars.com/webnews/newsgroups.php?art_group=digitalmars.D&article_id=117243 |
20:16.38 | EthanG | oh aye. any good? |
20:17.38 | nox- | well i like it (so far) |
20:18.21 | nox- | if you look at my (still ugly) xzj.d hack i think that would be quite some more code in C or probably also in C++... |
20:18.53 | nox- | and its a compiled language so its not really slower |
20:18.56 | EthanG | oh it's a compiler, I was confusing it with Blue Mars virtual world |
20:19.06 | EthanG | ah right :) |
20:19.39 | nox- | so looks like a win at least if things like python are not `fast enough' :) |
20:19.45 | EthanG | I see :) |
20:20.21 | EthanG | I might get into Go myself, I like the idea of channels, but I'm having fun with C now |
20:20.48 | nox- | i think Go doesnt interface with exitsing C code/libs as easily |
20:21.47 | nox- | (and whats the point of having to rewrite exiting code that already does the job... :) |
20:21.50 | EthanG | ah I think you're right. I wsa following go-nuts ML for a while & they seemed to have some quite hairy problems getting opengl to work |
20:22.04 | nox- | heh |
20:22.32 | EthanG | well it's a very different language, as things from the old Bell Labs crew tend to beî |
20:22.40 | nox- | :) |
20:23.06 | nox- | http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0321635361/modecdesi-20 |
20:23.12 | nox- | thats the book i read |
20:23.47 | EthanG | ah ok |
20:24.17 | EthanG | so D's OO |
20:24.22 | nox- | http://erdani.com/ |
20:24.27 | nox- | OO and more |
20:24.44 | nox- | (author's homepage with some more links) |
20:25.20 | EthanG | I'm not too keen on OO, which might sound odd but there you go |
20:25.53 | nox- | well my xzj.d hack also isnt too much OO (yet?) |
20:26.00 | EthanG | ah :) |
20:26.16 | nox- | but the concurrency stuff for example was really useful |
20:26.26 | nox- | (its a threaded .xz compressor) |
20:26.39 | EthanG | oh I see! |
20:26.52 | nox- | tho no decompression yet |
20:27.14 | nox- | (have to use single-threaded xz -d for now) |
20:27.41 | EthanG | ah right |
20:28.17 | nox- | if you have linux (or freebsd) you can try my binary too btw :) |
20:28.50 | EthanG | I have Linux again, don't really use xz |
20:28.54 | nox- | ok :) |
20:29.13 | EthanG | oh wait.. slackware packages are usually .txz |
20:29.56 | nox- | heh well but i dont have decomression yet as i said :) |
20:30.02 | EthanG | ya :) |
20:30.38 | EthanG | and mostly I want some fast decompressor on my zaurus, but there's probably other issues there like context switch time slowing down the pipe, perhaps |
20:31.07 | nox- | this is more useful if you want to create things like larg(ish) tarballs that are also compressed well... |
20:31.25 | EthanG | right |
20:32.30 | nox- | http://youtube.com/watch?v=RlVpPstLPEc |
20:32.42 | nox- | and thats i talk i watched that made me get the book :) |
20:32.56 | EthanG | ah ok :) |
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