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plenty of peopple are writing programs which get actual usage in visual languages - e.g. with max/msp, or the old SynthMaker, Kyma... as wells as some avionics
by jcelerier 8y ago
plenty of peopple are writing programs which get actual usage in visual languages - e.g. with max/msp, or the old SynthMaker, Kyma... as wells as some avionics software written in e.g. LUSTRE...
- dkersten 8y agoMore recently, Unreal Engine's Blueprints too (and UE's Kismet before that). 3D modelling tools and texturing tools also often use visual languages for shaders, and, as you've mentioned, in audio its also relatively common. Lustre/SCADE is my favourite example though (and is used in a lot more than just avionics too, according to the ANSYS marketing material: transportation, energy, etc)