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:PhyreEngine, Mono, cool Mono uses in Gaming, and more.
PhyreEngine, Mono, cool Mono uses in Gaming, and more.
Jun 9, 2009, 04 :31 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (5917 reads)

(Other stories by Miguel de Icaza)

[ Thanks to An Anonymous Reader for this link. ]

"PhyreEngine# wraps PhyreEngine using the same techniques that we used in Gtk# and Moonlight. The resulting API is glorious and by letting PhyreEngine do all the heavy lifting while driving all the high-level from C# there is no way of telling that the driving force is not C++. All you get is pure unadultered productivity.

"To make our demos a little more interesting, Michael wrote a minimalistic yield-based co-routine framework inspired by some of the ideas that our friend Lucas gave us. It is a tiny toy, but we used it to illustrate the concept of using C# iterators as the foundation for game logic development and how a cooperative scheduler would work (Unity game logic works just like this).

"We were also working on completing Mono's port to the PlayStation 3's native operating system (this is different than running Mono on Linux on the PS3: that already works, and it was used for developing CellDotNet, a JIT for the PS3's SPUs). Zoltan developed the static compiler for PowerPC and I did the platform support."

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