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Ok, that is a very special topic and I guess not many will need this. My problem was that I created a properties-page and wanted to use the folders selected there or to use IProject-related paths or such. I had to hack a little bit to get it to work,
gamejam
It was GlobalGamJam and I decided to give it a shot. It was very attractive since there was a jam-site in Düren where I live. Very small one organized by headup games. (Big thank to them, Mark and Dieter). Since I do need to get into Unity3d again, that was
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In this sample: * send data directly from target to service1 * send data from service2 to target and back package org.tt.zmq.tests; import org.junit.Test; import org.zeromq.ZContext; import org.zeromq.ZMQ; import org.zeromq.ZMsg; /** * Here I will keep some tests to understand the behaviour of
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ZeroMQ - Mindgames and Samples Router bound, 2 Dealers connected to Router In this sample: * Send data from dealer1 to router * Create message to push data from router to dealer1 and dealer2 package org.tt.zmq.tests; import java.nio.charset.Charset; import org.junit.Test; import org.zeromq.ZContext;
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Every time fun setting up a maven-project. Here is my minimal default-setup for: * an additional src-folder * setting up the compiler * creating a fat jar via: mvn assembly:once <build> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>
java
Still have in my mind using ZeroMQ as Transport-Layer for my thrift-based communication between Server and Server and Server and Client. Therefore I took a deep look into JZMQ which is the JAVA-JNI Mapping for ZeroMQ. At the beginning I thought that Curve based encryptions wasn't built in
c
Still working on the ZeroMQ-Front. And I am still convinced, now that I finished most of the guide. Actually I did plan to use JeroMQ but this pure Java ZeroMQ-Port seems to not have implemented security,yet. Therefore I switched to the jni-Binding of libzmq which have everything implemented but
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At the moment I'm working on a more distributed project. One central thing is that I want a local-server to be control from the main-server that is located somewhere else. (e.g. the internet) I'm using thrift-services and want on the one side to be able
Everytime I start with a new project I want to make it right from the start. And with this comes to write a proper build-file. No matter if this is cmake,ant,maven,gradle,premake... I end up thinking "Why the 'funk' is that so complicated and
gamekit
Just started to create tutorials for getting started with "gamekit playground" which is actually the name for my current fragile buggy version of gamekit in which I included lots(?) of new features including an easy to use nodetree-mapping from blender to gamekit. For this I need to change
bash
Now that all platforms (beside the apple ones) can be built on linux, I want a fabulous build-all script, that automagically creates a folder with all runtimes. Time to refresh my bash-basics. And to say it from the start: Spaces do matter!! * How to set a variable # GOOD: varname="
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I finally got gamekit to compile and run in the browser. Emscripten magically converted it for me. Thx,a lot :D At least it seems so. Not tested that well. That state now: * I can compile gamekit. * There is a cmake-option to create a html-file and set a virtual-folder. This