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by zserge 12y ago
How does LuaRocks implement the cross-compilation? Lua is widely used on embedded platforms, so I wonder how easy it will be to just take a random module from the LuaRocks and build/deploy it for some MIPS or ARM board?
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by zserge 12y ago
That's definitely good news, but seems like it's far from what was planned for Go support for Android (there was a document on Google Docs about it this summer). They seem to fixed the linker, leaving the networking issues open so
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by zserge 12y ago
I personally like this solution. I don't know why there's so much negative opinions on this. Yes, it doesn't solve the problem of generics as a language construct and it doesn't provide macros as a language construct. Bu
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by zserge 12y ago
Nice concept, but the configs still look write-only to me. Here's my two cents: https://bitbucket.org/zserge/mucks Much-much simpler, and definitely less intuitive, but supports screen and dvtm as well: http:&#x2
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by zserge 12y ago
If it is C - he would write "if (42 == answer) ... " instead of "if (answer == 42) ..." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoda_conditions
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by zserge 12y ago
My assumption is that since DosBox simulates the same hardware on different platforms/OSes - it's possible to write a DOS game once and enjoy it on Linux, Windows, Mac, Android etc. Cross-platform games with retro flavor, why not?
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Show HN: Mucks - a session manager for GNU Screen and tmux(zserge.com)
2 points by zserge 12y ago|0 comments
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Lambda support for android (with retrolambda backporting tool)(zserge.com)
1 points by zserge 13y ago|0 comments
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by zserge 13y ago
Can VM be built separately from the compiler, so it could be used on small MCUs?
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by zserge 13y ago
Great job! I was looking for a small and simple embeddable language (smaller than Lua) for a long time. Solid looks very promising to me.
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by zserge 14y ago
Good question. Now I use "android:" namespace by default (if no other namespace was given). So, for custom namespaces you write "mynamespace:foo", for android namespace - just "foo". I've just updated AAML to use prefix "=:foo" for default
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Another Android Markup Language (a very simple one)(zserge.com)
2 points by zserge 14y ago|2 comments
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CUCU: a compiler you can understand (though it's a really ugly one)(zserge.com)
8 points by zserge 14y ago|0 comments
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Textizer: android widget for geeks(zserge.com)
1 points by zserge 14y ago|0 comments
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My minimalistic agile issue tracker(zserge.com)
28 points by zserge 14y ago|13 comments
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by zserge 14y ago
OK, that may work with a hardware keyboard, but what about a manner of typing on on-screen keyboards? Will I be able to log in from the tablet or phone?
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by zserge 14y ago
Great tutorial! I wish there was a similar article for LLVM/Clang.
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by zserge 14y ago
Clickable links: https://bitbucket.org/trikita/obsqr/wiki/Home https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=trikita.obsqr
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ShowHN: obsqr QR scanner - bringing minimalism to Android
7 points by zserge 14y ago|3 comments
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by zserge 14y ago
Haxe is a nice language, though I don't like it's verbosity (hey, it's almost like Java!). Maybe I'm too much spoilt with coffeescript, ruby, python and other syntax-sugary languages.
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by zserge 14y ago
I wish it was ported to Android platform.
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by zserge 14y ago
Yes, the developer is from Russia. But there's a nice english documentation as well: http://instead.syscall.ru/wiki/en/gamedev/documentation Plus, INSTEAD supports URQ games that have a much more simplified syntax.
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by zserge 14y ago
Talking about text adventures, the INSTEAD project is worth trying. It's a simple text adventure game engine written in Lua and ported to many platforms, including Android. http://code.google.com/p/instead/ Also, it includes some really i
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by zserge 14y ago
Ninja is a build system of my dream - minimalistic, clean and simple. I've tried it on some small projects about a year ago, and it seemed very fast and stable. That days I generated .ninja with shell scripts, so now I'm happy to hear of CM
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by zserge 15y ago
Writing emulators is fun. Remember all those Chip8 emulators, Brainfck machines, P-code machines? I think DCPU is a really nice RISC CPU, and without marketing - how many people would start writing ANY emulators or diving into assembler?