I have, but that was far too over the top, and that I couldn't understand anything. I have never done anything this big. Like making my own COM compiler, as to date.
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I have, but that was far too over the top, and that I couldn't understand anything. I have never done anything this big. Like making my own COM compiler, as to date.
So, what are you trying to accomplish now ? :confused:
Or, what are you trying to create ? A VB source editor or a VB compiler ?
And what is this thread all about ? :confused:
Well its all about writing a COM programming langague. And also a COM compiler, but with some new kind of featues in both of them.
This thread, is to find out how to get problems and bugs fixed in the programming of it. Using the users of COM, C/C++ and Director. To make some sort of super programming langague. That I am in the mintx, of writing as we speak. But it is so very hard that I have to make room for fixing bugs, errors and so on. In the first development phase. So, that people would actually think that it isn't just another VB6 or something like that.
The company I used to work for's customer base was educational and charitable organisations around the Carribean and Africa. We were a classic case of a company for whom upgrading to .Net wasn't the ideal choice because a large proportion of our customers were running VERY old hardware and OSs that simply wouldn't have coped with it. To be honest, that's a large part of why I left - I wanted to move into newer technologies and knew the company wouldn't because it would have been the wrong decision for them. Shame really because it was probably the best 'family atmosphere' I've ever worked in.Quote:
I agree with you completely, but a lot of people still have very slow (dial up) internet conncetions, and downloading 250MB to run a small 5-10MB application (that a company distributes online) is a problem
C++ programs are always dependent on a C++ runtime. You might be thinking of simple C programs, but even most of those use extensive libraries, often lumped into a large runtime.
C programs (like Delphi programs) can be statically linked making a giant EXE, but what's the point of that?
Right. So then when making the EXE, I should first import alll of the data into one file and then finally encript it, and then make it an EXE file???
That is the only way that, I can know how to do it, right!!