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Yeah, that's the funny thing about Java, because it is considered "enterprise" quality thus allot of programmers assume that just using will somehow make your program be of higher quality. I've been programming for 12+ years now, and have worked with more languages than I can remember, and I have to...

But Blender is primarily a 3D art app. Why would the medical industry need Blender? Java has OpenGL. What more do they need for 3D? The only thing blender offers are 3D modeling tools, which other industries never use. You say that Blender must be moved to Java to be taken seriously. What other 3D a...

And to further illustrate my point, here is a nice site I ran into a few months back. http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/gp4/benchmark.php?test=all&lang=gcc&lang2=java Sure, Java is close to the speed of C in pure math. But, when it comes to some things like memory usage, Java stinks. I found this be...

I would also like to see Blender embrace the Java community by enabling the execution of java code in the same way that python scripts are executed. Java integration would definately open up blender to a much wider audience. After all, when I was getting my graduate degree in Software Engineering w...

I have a script that loads some massive files into memory and modifies a mesh based upon the values. However, I notice there seems to be a memory leak of sorts. If I run the script to will load ~100MB of data with the script. However, when I quit the script the data does not go away. If I run the sc...

I'm planning on buying a PS3 (once the hype has calmed down) just to be able to program. I may attempt this at that time.

I am in the processes of setting up nightly builds for blender on Linux (32 & 64 bit) and possibly Irix. Here is a link to my site if you are interested. Currently only 32bit is uploaded.

http://templar.zapto.org/blender-nightly

You should be able to go through all the verticies on the center face, and look though all the other faces for a face that refferences the same vertex. Do this for all the verticies in the middle face, and you're good to go!

I'm writing up a proposal for the BSoD. The documentation I am planning will be of the actual code it'self. Including what functions are included in which files, the logic behind the varius parts of the program, and a discussion of how the individual parts of Blender work. For the BSoD I am planning...

Try over at nekochan.net. Someone over there may be able to help.

The seed half the speed syndrome here could come from one of two things. (1) the extra registers used by 64bit code, or (2) the trashy way that windows handles memory management. When you memory useage hits 512 or so, windows starts swaping out data to the disk. On linux it's way higher than that. F...

I don't think that Blender has ever been compiled for Itainium (at least I haven't seen it). I would recommend trying it with scons and gcc first since I've heard tthat compiling blender with Intel's compilers can be rather fun.

When IRIX gets to the point (using gcc) that it starts to compile the armature code, it complains that in the C++ headers are trying to use acosl and other trig functions that are not defined.

Any ideas?

I've compiled blender for Win32, Linux, and OSX before, but the current CVS snapshot is really throwing me for a loop. Here is what I'm getting: using Jaguar. With the CVS snapshot (so ./libs is present). make ====> make all in extern ====> make all in extern/qhull/src install /Users/justin/bf-blend...

I have a AMD 64 mobo/cpu/ram upgrade comming tomarrow in the mail, but I'm not even going to touch WinXP64. From what I have heard, it's buggier than 3 day old roadkill.