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Post by Paul Rene Jørgensen on Jan 23, 2004 10:56:03 GMT
In the last year I've had this dream about being able to run my Blitz games in a web browser or downloading them with java webstart or even run them on my java enabled cell phone. Tonight I took this dream a step forward by finishing my Blitz tokenizer/parser. I now have a Blitz parse tree to work with, and can easily generate Java code for custom types, functions and statements. The compiler utilize SableCC as it's compiler compiler framework. The compiled blitz code will run either as java applications or applet or both and in fullscreen if the JVM (need v1.4) supports it. I'm so excited right now. I'm having problems going to bed, because I want to finish this. Maybe I can use idx3d to support basic 3d functionality? Well.. let's stick to Blitz2d 2 Java as a start... :-) You can test the converter here: blitzjava.pilen33.org/compiler |
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Post by Shagwana on Jan 23, 2004 15:48:07 GMT
What level of emulation do you plan on developing this too?. Hope you get the networking side of things done as well, cause im working on a website that I would love to use this for (broswer intergrated games).
Good luck with it, its a very cool idea!. ;D
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Post by Paul Rene Jørgensen on Jan 23, 2004 17:51:10 GMT
What level of emulation do you plan on developing this too?. Hope you get the networking side of things done as well, cause im working on a website that I would love to use this for (broswer intergrated games). Good luck with it, its a very cool idea!. ;D I don't know yet. I'll do my best. |
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Post by TeraBit on Jan 23, 2004 19:29:23 GMT
Excellent Project ;D Something I've always wanted to be able to do!  |
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Post by bloodlocust on Mar 7, 2004 9:46:50 GMT
How cool is this? I love it  |
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Post by Slenkar on May 8, 2004 1:19:11 GMT
You dont even need to own the Java language do you?
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Post by Paul Rene Jørgensen on Jun 8, 2004 22:10:05 GMT
You dont even need to own the Java language do you? You must have the JDK installed. It needs the javac compiler to compile the generated java source file into bytecodes (.class). |
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Post by WildStorm on Aug 14, 2004 21:00:42 GMT
very nice!
is it maybe possible to have also file comands?
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Post by Paul Rene Jørgensen on Aug 19, 2004 21:21:08 GMT
very nice! is it maybe possible to have also file comands? Yes, it might be possible to load resources from the (java) classpath or from the originating webserver in applet mode, or from the filesystem in app mode. |
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Post by dillpickle79 on Dec 12, 2004 16:43:50 GMT
Hm... Cool ;D
I've always been interested in making java applets.
So could I use a java applet compiled with this to run a downloaded application that the user has, and possibly embed it in the web browser?
If so, everyone who ever dared to charge money for a horribly slow vrml plugin with unaccessible features and a wildly expensive SDK will suffer miserably. Muahahhahaha!
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Post by psychicparrot on Dec 29, 2004 18:49:07 GMT
This is a GREAT idea! Just don't give up!!! ;D
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Post by dillpickle79 on Feb 3, 2005 1:10:45 GMT
Already has I suspect  |
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