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Anleitung Avanti
Avanti Anleitung/Handbuch in deutsch
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In der Anleitung wird erklärt:
Der Einbau in den Amiga 500
Der Einbau in den Amiga 2000
Installation einer FPU auf Avanti
Testen von Avanti
Testen der FPU
Die Software
Die FPU Software
Jumper und deren Funktion
Avanti läuft nicht
Die Auswahl der richtigen FPU
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Hi Cedric and all,I've still got letters from Tim Sweeney datnig back to the early days of Epic Megagames (when Jack Jazzrabbit was in development, way before the first line of code of the first Unreal had been written and even before everybody had Internet access). One of my all-time Tim favorites is a paper on how the game state replication was done in Unreal, written in 1999 by Tim Sweeney. It is still good today and was just plain visionary back in the days.You didn't emphasize on something very important he's saying now: we're moving to more complex systems and Type inference doesn't scale.Funny how everybody who responded so far talked about Nice, JML, Jetbrains's annotations.jar (@NotNull/@Nullable), etc. There are obviously people who want more control . And I'm one of these people (I do use IDEA 5.x/JDK 1.5 and @NotNull is a real time-saver): the stricter the limit you put on your abstract data types, the easier you make it for the compiler to proove that the various components will act as their contract say they will, the sooner you catch bugs, etc.You didn't mention it directly but he also talks about the benefits of referential transparency (one obvious advantage being to allow the use of memoization [yup, without an 'r'], one other advantage being to help the compiler proove the correctness of some part of the program).I side with everybody who recommends functional programming (and Joshua Bloch hints that it is possible to program in Java in a more functional way that what is usually seen, Effective Java item 13).And I side with everybody who's horrified by the horrible abuse of exceptions (the glorified goto's) in Java and C#.It is really good to see his hard data backing his statements on all the defects Java has and terminating the presentation with a full page devoted to one of Haskell's main flaw: type inference doesn't scale.I hope that the next mainstream programming language will ressemble the best of several worlds (I've got my idea as to how it should look like And I'm more than convinced it is *very* similar to Tim Sweeney's view).Really a good read, thanks for that nice blog entry,(I'll go check those Spec# slides now )
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