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Darwinbots 2.44.04 released
Numsgil:
Did you ever take a programming languages class? Want to have a go at the DNA? Writing that DNA module is how I learned C#.
Prsn did some work on DNA I didn't keep up with involving mutations. You could sanity check those changes and make sure they're unit tested. Then dive in to building codules. It wouldn't be that hard, you'd just need to add a "call stack". Make sure you unit test things aggressively. Especially if there are any edge cases. So for instance, with codules, you'd want to test that calling a codule that's already in the call stack fizzles (removes values from the stack but doesn't do anything).
jknilinux:
I've taken three programming language classes, and was familiar with BASIC before them all... I now know BASIC, assembly, C, C++, java and C# . . .
So, if the DNA module is easy, I'll have a go at it! Just tell me what, exactly, I need to start off on first....
And how to use this SVN thing...
jknilinux:
Oh, also, would Microsoft Compute Cluster pack help at all?
Numsgil:
--- Quote from: jknilinux ---I've taken three programming language classes, and was familiar with BASIC before them all... I now know BASIC, assembly, C, C++, java and C# . . .
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I don't mean classes where you learn a language. I mean classes about the theory behind language and compiler design, etc. They're usually part of a Computer Science major at university. I never took such a course, but if you have it would be useful here probably.
--- Quote ---And how to use this SVN thing...
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Check out the Darwinbots 3 page if you haven't already. You can also go to the developer chat room (use your web browser. It takes a second to load so be patient) and I'll try to help you through the process if you need it.
--- Quote from: jknilinux ---Oh, also, would Microsoft Compute Cluster pack help at all?
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I don't know anything about it, so I couldn't say. If you want to take the time and learn about OpenCL and other ways to leverage various multicore platforms, like the compute cluster pack, that would be useful. As it is I'm pretty stupid about the options available.
Panda:
Would there be anywhere where I could learn some coding, I have a few books of my dad that I could read and I am trying to learn through trial and error but it isnt going too well.
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