i think someone needs to split you 2 up... Hey Akto can i be your fan?
Of coarse Teka! :D
Teka123 wrote:
i think someone needs to split you 2 up... Hey Akto can i be your fan?

Teka join the club :D We all love Akto....We all love Akto so much.
wohooo, thanks this was a very enjoyable read, You guys are pretty awesome :)
Awesome interview
Clearly Bravo1 has a bias against SEGA consoles.
Of course I do (not).
Awesome interview, I really liked how it turned out.
Can't wait to be interviewed again! ;)
Doctor Who is amazing. Definitely want to read(or hear) the development interview =).
Junior in high school? Got to be kidding me. Why did I expect all of you to be so much older than me? First Enigmatic and now Oasis.
@EmpirezTeam: Yep, that's me. (:
EmpirezTeam's world is crumbling around him as he finds that everyone he knows is close to his age.
And as a further question for Akto about the following statement:

Akto:.: Nope. DM is just like C++ :3

What exactly did you feel made DM just like C++?
Umm.. the if statements, loops, general stuff in all coding languages are closely the same. You could basically code in C++ and just take out the {}'s.
Your statement might be true until you hit any feature of even slight/moderate complexity, then it makes it entirely un-portable to DM. Note the following example:

#include <iostream>

class Hello {
protected:
private:
public:
Hello(char *str) {
std::cout << "Hi, World!" << std::endl;
if(str) {
std::cout << "Execution command: " << str << std::endl;
}
}

void Lol(int n) {
std::cout << ":( " << n << std::endl;
}
};

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
Hello *world = new Hello(argv[0]);
{
int i = 5;
world->Lol(i);
}
return 0;
}


The comparisons that happen so often with C++ are sort of irritating because DM and C++ are nothing alike. Sure, DM will help you get the logic down, but making syntax comparisons is bad mojo.
I wasn't saying it was a cold hard fact.. I was merely stating my opinion that because I had known C++ first it made DM easier to understand for me.
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