While attempting to program the image of a mandelbrot, I unwittingly chose the easy, convenient, yet very slow way of writing my complex number class. Let’s have a look.
Tag: Copper
End of Support
As of one week, support for Copper has completely ended. Some time ago, I declared an end to the updates some time ago, but now I won’t be updating this blog anymore (unless I hand over the blog to someone else). But before you think that’s a bad thing…
Build Apps with Curri and Cupric Bridge, Now Online!
Good news! CupricBridge and Curri are now online! CupricBridge is a wrapper for the Irrlicht engine GUI system, but it also provides a serialization interface implementation that will work with scene objects. Curri is a project containing the boilerplate code for creating applications with Copper, CupricBridge, and Irrlicht engine.
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Progress Report #10 – Filling in Gaps
New changes this week in Copper fill in some of the gaps that show up when trying to use Copper for real-world projects. The first of these is the indication of the support of multiple interfaces, which solves the dilemma of distinguishing between polymorphic objects turned into Copper objects. The second is the addition of a system function that enables the sharing of user-created function bodies.
In other notes, the string_map extension received a bug fix for not correctly returning when “exit” was called in the middle of the callback function it was given.
