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Comment #28886349
Aha, thanks for the info. Then I believe Janet could fill a similar role. What little profiling I've seen puts them in a similar category: https://github.com/MikeBeller/janet-bench…
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Comment #28875889
Last time I checked, Carp doesn't have a REPL that can interact with a running process. In Janet you can do things like change functions during runtime.
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Comment #28875882
I think this is LuaJIT, or? Iiuc Janet is comparable to non-JITed Lua. But I actually have no clue.
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Comment #28861702
You can access any element in your array in O(1). I think it is faster to loop through as well, but I'm not so sure about that. The drawback is that appending / removing elements a…
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Comment #28861663
This is what I was referring to, sorry for being unclear. :)
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Comment #28861658
Thank you! That is exactly what I'm going for. :) My friend said "so you're just making basic?", haha. I didn't get to experience C64 / Amiga era, but after having listened to 100s…
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Comment #28861638
It's easy to treat any C struct as an abstract object in Janet, then have functions that do specific things (e.g. write to the file, read from it, etc). You have to write some manu…
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Comment #28861628
This is solid advice. :)
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Comment #28855291
I know I had some trouble with raylib's dependencies on Linux. If you get stuck, feel free to at me at the janet gitter.
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Comment #28854776
> I have never been successful getting any of the UI or drawing libraries to work. Have you tried jaylib (built on top of raylib)? I have gotten that to work well on macos, linux a…
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Comment #28854720
Oh, that's really cool. :) Thanks for mentioning it.
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Comment #28853568
Thank you. :) If you do try it out, I'd be happy for any feedback on Freja! :) I should mention that Windows support is currently a bit behind, so if you're on Windows I could fix …
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Comment #28853192
I'm making an editor, Freja, which is like a tiny Emacs with graphical support. Makes it fun to create gui apps and games. :) Ultima Underworld inspired game I'm making for a game …
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Comment #28853088
Though you can share memory manually, i.e. in C but access it from Janet.
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Comment #28325574
Ah, that's cool. I haven't heard of similar integrations with python, but I imagine it's possible to set up. :) Hope you're having fun with it! If you get a chance to watch the vid…
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Comment #28272859
I'm happy you asked! :) I think these terms are very vague, and I haven't found a good way to be more clear. For me a "real repl" includes: 1. Decent support from the language to d…
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Comment #28264868
I've used it to make Freja, a text editor making coding GUIs and games fun for me again. Demo: https://youtu.be/KOBi805nxNc When comparing to non-lisps 1. It has a real REPL, so yo…