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Re: HARLEQUIN DYLAN and C FFI
What was the rumour about sections of Banjo-Kazooie being written in LISP? :-)
One of Dylan's earliest demos was the OpenGL animation on the cover of the
Harlequin book.
The rush to write highly-optimized games for consoles in C++ is a bit like the
rush to make houses out of fudge...
- Rob.
Brian Rogoff wrote:
> It depends on the kinds of games and the kinds of processing that your
> game programs are doing. I don't think dynamic languages can give you the
> same small memory footprint or high performance as static languages. That
> was supposed to be the point of the type declarations and sealing in
> Dylan, right?
>
> -- Brian
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