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http://bedroomcoders.co.uk/tmp/xmp-test/ madness!

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http://bedroomcoders.co.uk/tmp/xmp.tar.bz2

btw it does IT and s3m so plenty of channels not just stuck to 4!

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*sigh* bare with me, I’ll upload it somewhere….

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only need to test for and execute (if it exists) one fixed prototype say:

OnDestroy:Void()

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I’m wanting to see if a class contains a method and then call it from bbGC.cpp’s

void destroy( bbGCNode *p )

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I see a lovely graduation from black to red, very smooth, using laptop intel hd5500 gpu on Linux

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coding has to be the smallest component of creating a *good* game…

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oh wait you might want to double check how its implemented in windows, i assume the mingw compiler tools come with a windows implementation of gettimeofday and not just a stub…

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I’m used it for just this in C apps and its worked just fine, I see no reason why this should be any different

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nice…. thats a proper pain!

I had a quick fiddle but no joy and speaking of joy http://gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/46552/360-degree-rotation-skips-back-to-0-degrees-when-using-math-atan2y-x

interested to see how you get on….

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Just happy the windows version of ted makes working windows exe’s with wine !

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call something if bbGCNode* points to a class with a specific method

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@cocon isnt millisecs since the start of the app ?

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now:ulong() returning milliseconds since the unix epoc might be a nice thing to have but what module would it live in?

std I guess but it is a but crowded….

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after realising that “just get the time” is probably not as straight forward as could be expected….

Monkey

#import "<std>" #import "<libc>" Using std.. Using libc.. Function Main() Local tv:timeval gettimeofday( Varptr(tv) ) Local t:Long = tv.tv_sec * 1000 + tv.tv_usec SeedRnd(t) Print Rnd(0,1) End Function

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#import "<std>" #import "<libc>"   Using std.. Using libc..   Function Main() Local tv:timeval gettimeofday( Varptr(tv) ) Local t:Long = tv.tv_sec * 1000 + tv.tv_usec SeedRnd(t)   Print Rnd(0,1) End Function

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