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Which was a great game.

BOOM headshot.

Populous

Good for imports though.

chozabu wrote:GCJ can compile java code to native machine code (check http://gcc.gnu.org/java/)

You still need a VM, which is in this case called "the GCJ runtime".

Adam Weishaupt

O RLY?

No, seriously, I don't have a problem with dug-up threads if and only if they are not 5 pages long so that one has to read all that stuff again.

But if that happens, I just ignore the zombie and do important things. Like commenting things that are totally uninteresting. Life can be so great.

I already asked that. "You can use one key for both versions, even in future versions" was the answer.

The "ö" key is right to the "L" key and thus not next to any "Shift" key.

Key mapping can be very confusing.

It's the "ö" key.

Whoops, made a mistake, always the same. You are right.

人　is not katakana though, it's a kanji. Chinese simplified letter.

Edit: A sidenote: he should use something that doesn't have a VM. You can compile java code so that no VM is involved. Bitcode. Unless you're using a computer with Java bitcode as its native language, then you still need to run that compiled bitcode through the JVM. _Nik Come on, your computer does...

Of course you can.
http://lwjgl.org/

Now I get your point. Although there are nice things like lwjgl , I was just talking about dev tools as the level editor, a raytracer for models and the like. That's not a problem for Java at all. I wasn't talking about the game itself. But it would run nicely under Java + lwjgl, I'm sure. It wouldn...

Silb wrote:

rudel_ic wrote:I say: Java for the tools

Java? David doesn't have that kind of time

Sorry, doesn't make sense in my head.