Aren't socks and pantyhose woven on circular looms?
Try using "for in" to iterate through the returned canvas's properties. You'll get all the methods of the canvas. So far this sort of stuff works (OSX Leopard): gl.clearColor(0,0,0,0); gl.clear(gl.COLOR_BUFFER_BIT);
OCaml is a well designed, well implemented language. Unfortunately, it sits at an unstable point in language design space. If you like it because it's practical, there are other languages (C++ and Java) that are even…
It looks like compiler-rt is a replacement for only a small part of libgcc, It's just the functions you need to _run_ C programs. It doesn't include functions like printf. And as for why they're doing it, it's to allow…
Aren't socks and pantyhose woven on circular looms?
Try using "for in" to iterate through the returned canvas's properties. You'll get all the methods of the canvas. So far this sort of stuff works (OSX Leopard): gl.clearColor(0,0,0,0); gl.clear(gl.COLOR_BUFFER_BIT);
OCaml is a well designed, well implemented language. Unfortunately, it sits at an unstable point in language design space. If you like it because it's practical, there are other languages (C++ and Java) that are even…
It looks like compiler-rt is a replacement for only a small part of libgcc, It's just the functions you need to _run_ C programs. It doesn't include functions like printf. And as for why they're doing it, it's to allow…