09-10-2014, 02:39 AM
Woohoo, I've set up the following...
The idea behind this is I can (give or take) perform the same (or similar) editing, building and maintenance tasks between operating systems without having to "copy" or "sync" the source files between machines. Using a VM is also a possibility, but sometimes I just like to switch my environment altogether because I'm strange like that.
I'm trying my hardest not to hate C++ in the early learning stages, but it seems to hate me. Programming with Ruby feels like minor trial and error. Programming with C++ feels like a risky game of Jenga as I've ran into so many "got'cha!" situations. I wrote a C++ script last night that compiled and ran just fine, until I changed one line; then it gave me 30 errors.
The road to hell was paved with good intentions :3
- Development library tools (on Mac).
- Development library tools (on Linux).
- ReGaL (Editor) source on external drive.
- RGL (Ruby/C++) source on external drive.
The idea behind this is I can (give or take) perform the same (or similar) editing, building and maintenance tasks between operating systems without having to "copy" or "sync" the source files between machines. Using a VM is also a possibility, but sometimes I just like to switch my environment altogether because I'm strange like that.
I'm trying my hardest not to hate C++ in the early learning stages, but it seems to hate me. Programming with Ruby feels like minor trial and error. Programming with C++ feels like a risky game of Jenga as I've ran into so many "got'cha!" situations. I wrote a C++ script last night that compiled and ran just fine, until I changed one line; then it gave me 30 errors.
The road to hell was paved with good intentions :3