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Peter Warren wrote:
> Seriously, I love little VB programs (it was my 'first' language).
My first was QBasic, but any form of Basic is nice and intuitive,
high-level, and doesn't bother the user with dynamic memory
considerations. For serious programming I use C (I've still to learn
much C++), but this is a small app and is hardly CPU or memory
intensive. Of course C and C++ are not that great when it comes to
pointers; it is theoretically possible to make a language that
automatically handles all of that...
> Maybe you could include a sample .pov file to demonstrate,
> for those of us who are 'matrix challenged'.
Hmm, I wouldn't really know what to put in it, it seems that the
calculator itself is fairly explanatory that a matrix simply stores
whatever object tranformations you want. Anyone who wants an explanation
of the matrix' functionality can visit my own or VanSickle's page.
> Keep up the good work,
Major thankies!
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