Felix the Cat wrote:Some of us don't have the $$$ for a Microsoft programming product...
If you guys are Microsoft only,
jouninkomiko wrote:Umm, there are free versions of Visual Studio out. It's called Visual Studio Express. Give them a shot, they aren't bad.
PauloMorfeo wrote:...
You can also order those Visual Studios (or something of the sort... Don't really know) from Microsoft. They are free and you won't even have to pay for it's shipment. All you need to do is fill out some forms and stuff...
I already have one of those waiting for me to try it out (in an expendable Windows instalation...).
Also, for working in C++, you have the highly famous and dev-c++ (free):
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
And going to
http://www.Borland.com, you can find the C++BuilderX. It works on Windows, Linux and Solaris. (i think you have a personal or something version that allows you to use it for non-comercial use)
And for working in C#, you have the hot at the moment Sharpdevelop (free):
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/
You can also go to
http://www.Borland.com to download the C# Builder.
Buggi wrote:...
Anyone else actually LOOKING at the code?
...
Don't ANYONE start on the "I'm busy" crap. ...
I am busy!
Every single second i spend resting from my everyday routine, is not free time. It is busy time in which i am taking the task of replenishing my body and mind. Every single second i spend playing TA::Spring or any thing other, is busy time spent in a highly needed task, entertaining myself.
And, you have not the slightest idea how much i love to work on games and how much i would love to work on this specific one.
No internship on August... Maybe i'l manage to get something done then!
However, it highly demotivates if we don't see a way to produce work that is usefull. Just getting thrown into the C++ code of Spring, can makes feel like we will hardly be able to produce anything worthwhile.
I hope that, if the SYs want more help on they're project, they present easy ways of geting into working on the project. Hoping for people to just dive in to the C++ sources needs much faith.
Maybe the project needs a kind of public relations person well versed in programming to break down the project in modular tasks that need to be done then, break them down in smaller tasks and then, presenting them to volunteers.