Il 02/01/2023 00:12, CV ha scritto:
El lunes, 10 de marzo de 2008 a la(s) 14:07:00 UTC-2, D.Campagna escribió:
gust...@pochtamt.ru ha scritto:
It seems slow because I used delays (3 sec): one - when user can look
which "cells" will burn or die in next generation; and one more - when
user can look to new generation (all "cells" shows as WHITE). But
program itself works fast (let's download sources and comment delays).
I wrote a version of Life in pure Clipper years ago, (then many variants
with cells "eating" other cells, simulating an eco-system) and it was
ssllloooowwwww without any imposed delay!... my fault not to realize
that machines are very different now and such a slow recalc rate was
impossible.
Thanks! I never worked with "open source" before - it's SO
interesting! :))
After spending many years with the fear that someone could steal my
precious sources, when I finally put something in PD I realized I had to
ask for someone to give a look to them. Amazing! :-)
P.S. With new version of HMG (Harbour MiniGUI Extended v1.4.49 - with
new version of Harbour) I recieved some "strange" effects (after
6-8-10 generations I see square grey "holes" instead of any cells; I
think - it's memory leak errors in MiniGUI or Harbour). I wrote to
Grigory Filatov (Russian guru in MiniGUI problems) about that - he
promised to look...
Sorry, I can't be of any help, I tried HMG but then switched to HWgui
and WVW...
Regards
D. Campagna
Hi
Is there any one willing to share the code of "Life" based on the idea of Mr. John Conway?
The link provided in the first thread is dead.
Best regards
--
Claudio Voskian
Buenos Aires - Argentina
Wow! My post is 14 years old now, and refers to a program I wrote years
before. (In fact it was 1999, more or less). I'll see if I still have
the sources somewhere.
Amazing!
Dan
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