OpenEuphoria

Re: Introduction and beginner help

• Posted by Al Getz <Xaxo at aol.com> Mar 03, 2006
• 406 views

Matt Vance wrote:
> 
> Greetings all, 
> 
>   I just stumbled upon EUphoria while searching for an easier way
> to do web development, I thought I would take a moment and, forgive me
> for being off topic, introduce myself.
> 
>   I am a college student in NJ, and with several possible start-up companies
> on the horizon, I am delving into alternate programming solutions.
> 
>   I was wondering if anyone could point me in a good direction for web
>   development,
> or circuit analysis/circuit emulation done with EUph.
> 
> Thanks everyone in advance, 
> 
> ~~Matt
> 
>     "The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being
>      overwhelmed by the tribe.  If you try it, you will be lonely
>      often, and sometimes frightened.  But no price is too high to
>      pay for the privilege of owning yourself."  -Nietzsche

Hi there Matt,


I thought that was you :)  Welcome to the forum.

In any case, i've done lots of circuit analysis using Euphoria but
never finished my general purpose circuit analysis program because
there was too much commercial stuff to be found out there that did
'almost' everything so i started using that instead.  Aside from that,
i still do my own analysis using Euphoria when the commercial stuff
doesnt like to work (esp with certain classes of circuits) but
it's mostly raw state vector differential equation solving, more
or less, and certain shortcuts i've learned from experience...which
wouldnt be that good for a general analysis program where you want
just about anything solved after drawing in the schematic.

You'll find several Windows libraries in the archives, including
my own called "WinClass" which is set up something like C++ (but
without all the fuss).  There's also the popular WinLib, which is
set up more like C.
WinClass allows you to create and modify things to fit your own
personal taste much quicker than WinLib, but WinLib is a bit more
complete at the moment and more people use it.
There's countless other useful user contributed files in the archives...
you should have a look there.
There's also many people here who like to help others learn more
about this interesting language.


Take care,
Al


And, good luck with your Euphoria programming!

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