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The bit where he made a change to the source code, let it recompile on it's own, got a little alert in the editor when it finished and then had the change apply
by laserDinosaur 14y ago
The bit where he made a change to the source code, let it recompile on it's own, got a little alert in the editor when it finished and then had the change apply all without restarting the engine...WOW!
- TwoBit 14y agoFYI The Sims did that 10 years ago.
- aw3c2 14y agosource, link, reference, anything?
- bvdbijl 14y agoJust FYI, Eclipse for Java has the same feature http://wiki.eclipse.org/FAQ_What_is_hot_code_replace%3F http://wiki.eclipse.org/FAQ_What_is_hot_code_replace%3F
- robterrell 14y agoUnity does this now. You can recompile a file while your game is playing in the editor, and the running code is replaced. And I almost never use it -- I should figure out why that is.
- zerd 14y agoFor C++? That's the impressive part.