Re: Euphoria to Java
You know, for some reason I value your Eu To Java more
than I value Eu To C by RDS.
Why?
Because your code is open-source, in Eu, and you
produce source code only.
Infact, there are ways to turn your Eu To Java
translator into a Eu To C translator.
By using a Java To C translator, offcourse.
But what I'd appreciate in your program, would be some
kind of easy to use batch file that runs the program
that was compiled.
Installing a Java VM, JIT? Applet Class Bean Cup
Bytecoder 2.0 crapathon turd smuggler thing is a pain
in the ass.
In other words, it's hard for a Eu coder to actually
run the Java code produced.
Beating his way through tons of weird-ass products and
names like "Virtual Machine" and "Applet" and the
sorts.
But anyhow, Good work!
Mike The Spike
PS. Oh, and yeah, take out that code display thingy,
it was in your Basic To Eu translator too, it's
disturbing :(
> I've released another preview of my Euphoria to Java
> translator program. You
> can find it on:
>
> http://www.lanset.com/dcuny/java.htm
>
> For those too impatient to read all the details, you
> can just download it
> at:
>
> http://www.lanset.com/download/java2.htm
>
> It can now translate the Win32Lib demos EX03 through
> EX08 and run them using
> Swing. If anyone has a Macintosh, I'd appreciate
> getting a screenshot. You
> can change the look and feel by changing the
> parameter in the lookAndFeel()
> function in WIN32LIB.EW.
>
> Thanks to Jeff Fielding, who offered some ways to
> speed up the code, and put
> up with my cries of panic as I struggled through
> Swing... 
>
> As always, feedback is appreciated! Has anyone
> looked at this yet?
>
> Thanks!
>
> -- David Cuny
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