There is a new Daric, this time running on the JVM. It's more interactive and performs just as well as the older Daric/C++.
Downloads are at https://t.co/ESR5qb0igk, and the discord is the best place to ask for help.
@mmeadway Well not exactly. Anything in the JVM is supported in theory but it needs a wrapper and a way to pull the library in.
So think of it as an checkbox yet to be ticked.
A point release, 5.1. This is mostly about bug fixes and improving user experience. The editor has been updated to have a "project list" showing all files.
Next focus is context compile errors and debugging.
Linux version still isn't working.
I've released Daric "Ecton Hill" with a buttload of bug fixes. This is going to be a stability release, where everything should work. Not going to add any new features for a while.
Download from https://t.co/ESR5qb0Q5S as usual.
The latest Daric/JVM "Chrome Hill" has been released (except Linux which has a teething issue).
This includes better audio (envelopes), Box2D integration, improved editor, improved font rendering and lots of bug fixes.
At https://t.co/ESR5qb0igk as usual.
Thanks @thezolbatar for the sneak peek / early access to @dariclang - holy mother of .... this thing is fast. Really, really fast. Even on my fairly old ThinkPad laptop.
A small update to Daric (Win/Mac). As usual, install as a VSCode extension:
1. Search "Daric" and install. Restart.
2. Using command palette run "Download OS specific compiler".
Demos, limited docs etc. are all available in command palette with "Daric:" prefix.
Still a WIP!
I’ve updated the Discord link as the previous one wasn’t working.
Daric/C++ is available in VS Code. Daric/JVM is in dev but DM for details about testing.
Daric/JVM is the future! It’s far more fun, just as fast and will ultimately have access to all the JVM libraries.
@0xC0DE6502 I use CLion as my IDE. The trick of course is having access to all the different build environments.
Takes a lot of time setting it all up for me.
I've updated the VSCode extension for Daric. It's a little easier to get installed and running now.
Supports: Windows (x64), macOS (x64 & Apple Silicon), Linux (x64 & aarch64) - tested on Ubuntu.
Linux can't create standalone executables. Yet!
@0xC0DE6502 Ohhh, no, not at all.
I don't do anything too unusual, but I suppose I do have a fairly large set of dependencies.
C++17, CMake, vcpkg, SDL, Dear ImGui - those are the big ones and all cross-platform.