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Looking for demo's done in ptc and pixel toaster... I been working on a lib that uses pt as a back end, and its not going well, so I need a lil motivation I suppose...

Wow, PTC is soooo 90's and its author is soooo gay!!!

Hello Gaffer ;)

i was using ptc then i got annoyed of having the .libs floating around so i started using kusma's ddraw wrapper instead. look mom no libs, same functionality.

hehe, I like it. Cept for the fact that he sets up up using a vector to store pixels rather than an array, thats kindof lame. Its simple and small.

arrays are fixed, vectors are not, yet you can still access them directly. dont see anything lame about that.

kusma's ddraw wrapper, got a link?

About the vector thing. Its lame because I'm lame ;)

he gave it to me on irc.. no link :/

You might love or hate prophecy, it uses proper surface classes and takes care of blitting etc. It can also load the majority of all bitmap formats directly to a surface etc yadda yadda. (Thats why you will hate it if you already have "everything" exept rendering-api.)

or try libsdl

or code it yourself :)

ptctized

rmeht:
why would you want to code for yourself?

What do you mean ptctized!?

PTC-tized

Please The Cookie Thing-ized ?

PTCT gone PTC

PMODE!

xteraco^YPOGEiOS:
here you go

I use always tinyPTC. Take a look of minimalanimal demos sent by me to pouet

*a sightly modified version of tinyptc

About pixel toaster: In my computer (Pentium D 930), the way pixel toaster typecasts floats to integers is not the faster way. I mean, not even using SSE2 or whatever, just int_a=(int)float_b is faster. Then... I'm not sure if it is always a good idea to use more memory by pixel than 24/32 bits. For some HDRI effects it is needed, but if you can do it with a 32bits buffer, forget the 128bits one... memory access is slow, remember it always

@texel:
Got time/patience for a code apprentice? If so, gmail me xteraco@gmail.com

I have a feeling I could learn much from you.

kusma, coding C is soo 90s

just look at the tinyptc source, copy some lines, and you've made your own ddraw wrapper.

rasmus: I agree.