Comment BlinkenSisters Jump'n'Run (Score 1) 634
Put the BlinkenSisters Jump'n'Run on it:
http://www.blinkensisters.org/
I'll be glad to give support via email if required
Put the BlinkenSisters Jump'n'Run on it:
http://www.blinkensisters.org/
I'll be glad to give support via email if required
...i hereby invite you to join our Jump'n'Run game project "BlinkenSisters". I think, participating in an already working project makes quite a lot of sense, because there's already a team that can help you out when you're stuck.
We do the core engine in C/C++ with the SDL library, use CMake as our *nix build system and also have (a few) Perl scripts around.
As for writing portable code: The game is supposed to run everywhere, my team and i can show you many pittfalls of non-portable programming (yeah, we done them all). We have a wide range of sub-projects: From enhancing the engine to scripting to writing new, small tools.
If you're interested, email us at:
team AT blinkensisters DOT org
Proprietary OS, difficult to reverse-engineer or predict.
See, now that is EXACTLY the problem when trying to cooperate with male co-workers: They require predictable results, especially when dealing with technical stuff.
Technical matters require precision and repeatability; that includes the team working on it.
And to all the comments about sexual harassment: If you are a commited, gifted geek your fellow male geeks might not notice that you have breasts at all... much to your own annoyment when the time comes to flirt your way out of a sticky situation
UNIX is hot. It's more than hot. It's steaming. It's quicksilver lightning with a laserbeam kicker. -- Michael Jay Tucker