On Tuesday, 25 December 2012 at 15:35:02 UTC, David wrote:
> Oh wow it works!


by the way, how do u launch this on linux(my system is ubuntu 12.10 x86)? i take my mom netbook and it doesn't work, almost same crap as on osx, missing shared libs, though it in the same folder. i don't build my own stuff or samples, just trying to get webflow demo working

On Wednesday, 26 December 2012 at 05:08:47 UTC, evilrat wrote:
> On Tuesday, 25 December 2012 at 15:35:02 UTC, David wrote:
>> Oh wow it works!
>
>
> by the way, how do u launch this on linux(my system is ubuntu 12.10 x86)? i take my mom netbook and it doesn't work, almost same crap as on osx, missing shared libs, though it in the same folder. i don't build my own stuff or samples, just trying to get webflow demo working

oops. sorry i'm just copy that awesomium conf and add local path to shared lib. it also by some reason requires libXss(screensaver X11 lib) but it works now. it's really fast, webflow forks cool even on old crappy atom 1.8ghz with 1gb ram \0/

On Wednesday, 26 December 2012 at 05:21:03 UTC, evilrat wrote:
> On Wednesday, 26 December 2012 at 05:08:47 UTC, evilrat wrote:
>> On Tuesday, 25 December 2012 at 15:35:02 UTC, David wrote:
>>> Oh wow it works!
>>
>>
>> by the way, how do u launch this on linux(my system is ubuntu 12.10 x86)? i take my mom netbook and it doesn't work, almost same crap as on osx, missing shared libs, though it in the same folder. i don't build my own stuff or samples, just trying to get webflow demo working
>
> oops. sorry i'm just copy that awesomium conf and add local path to shared lib. it also by some reason requires libXss(screensaver X11 lib) but it works now. it's really fast, webflow forks cool even on old crappy atom 1.8ghz with 1gb ram \0/

You need libjpg6

It is fast for you? I think I am doing something wrong, rendering a testpage (walterbright.com) takes quite a while, building an opengl demo now.
Btw. OOP wrapper is planed if I get it working

On Wednesday, 26 December 2012 at 11:39:22 UTC, dav1d wrote:
>
> You need libjpg6
>
> It is fast for you? I think I am doing something wrong, rendering a testpage (walterbright.com) takes quite a while, building an opengl demo now.
> Btw. OOP wrapper is planed if I get it working

i think this libs shipped with system...

webflow demo uses sdl(and so it's opengl). it works really fast, smooth scrolling and navigation, pages loads very fast, renderer draws about 40-60 fps i guess. just to mention, i have quite rare netbook with radeon hd3450, so perhaps this speed is reached with the help of the gpu.

and, concerning bindings, do you want make it as your own project, or perhaps you may send me the patches so i'll add you to contributors list? of course everything should be MIT licensed so it will be usable to everyone, including commerce purposes where gpl is no go(if someone buys awesomium license and want use D as main language muahahah).

Am 26.12.2012 13:01, schrieb evilrat:
> On Wednesday, 26 December 2012 at 11:39:22 UTC, dav1d wrote:
>>
>> You need libjpg6
>>
>> It is fast for you? I think I am doing something wrong, rendering a
>> testpage (walterbright.com) takes quite a while, building an opengl
>> demo now.
>> Btw. OOP wrapper is planed if I get it working
> 
> i think this libs shipped with system...

Not e.g. with archlinux which has libjpeg7

> 
> webflow demo uses sdl(and so it's opengl). it works really fast, smooth scrolling and navigation, pages loads very fast, renderer draws about 40-60 fps i guess. just to mention, i have quite rare netbook with radeon hd3450, so perhaps this speed is reached with the help of the gpu.

Ah I meant loading a website initially, the webflow demo simply reuses the buffer.


> and, concerning bindings, do you want make it as your own project, or perhaps you may send me the patches so i'll add you to contributors list? of course everything should be MIT licensed so it will be usable to everyone, including commerce purposes where gpl is no go(if someone buys awesomium license and want use D as main language muahahah).

I want to send an inclusion request to deimos, if I find Walters e-mail

On Wednesday, 26 December 2012 at 13:39:20 UTC, David wrote:
> I want to send an inclusion request to deimos, if I find Walters e-mail

his mail is something like "walter at digitalmars dt com", maybe u may find it on forums. but i doubt it will be useful as a just C header translation

Am 26.12.2012 16:03, schrieb evilrat:
> On Wednesday, 26 December 2012 at 13:39:20 UTC, David wrote:
>> I want to send an inclusion request to deimos, if I find Walters e-mail
> 
> his mail is something like "walter at digitalmars dt com", maybe u may find it on forums. but i doubt it will be useful as a just C header translation

I found it nospam1 walter it is, that's what deimos is for, C -> D translations

On Wednesday, 26 December 2012 at 15:06:32 UTC, David wrote:
>
> I found it nospam1 walter it is, that's what deimos is for, C -> D
> translations

okay :(
i was thinking it's for cool wrappers including OOP and not only. now i remember why i've done my own glext and gl translations after using deimos ...

Am 26.12.2012 16:18, schrieb evilrat:
> On Wednesday, 26 December 2012 at 15:06:32 UTC, David wrote:
>>
>> I found it nospam1 walter it is, that's what deimos is for, C -> D translations
> 
> okay :(
> i was thinking it's for cool wrappers including OOP and not only. now i
> remember why i've done my own glext and gl translations after using
> deimos ...

I just found out that keyinput making useable for awesomium is a pain, you know a trick?

On Wednesday, 26 December 2012 at 15:21:08 UTC, David wrote:
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> I just found out that keyinput making useable for awesomium is a pain,
> you know a trick?

no. a most simple way is to do ctfe function or mixin or template to convert chars to awesomium key codes, but i think it may be not portable and would require own version for each platform, though i may be wrong.

also awesomium 1.7 c++ api has function to do this "GetKeyIdentifierFromVirtualKeyCode", doesn't look to deep in 1.6 may be there is something similar