What are you trying to say nonon? I'd guess, but I wouldn't want it to be mistaken for dis-respecting nitro, et al. Happy Holidays!
And people will keep on telling us that it is complicated to have linux drivers...and better to work with M$ Just a small remark, nothing against you nitro.
Happily running along on 64 bit linux ... no need to wait for $soft ...... I wish them the best of luck on their attempt to corner the hardware market and drive everyone into having to boot $soft OS just to get their hardware to function ... the strategy won't work .. And I am not shy about stating the obvious with respect to their intentions. ....
Just purchased Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Pro Upgrade. The next major rewrite of my software begins... nitro
Not to be a downer, but I've read that M$ rushed VS 2005 out the door and it's apparently riddled with bugs. The PM for VS has a blog entry somewhere admitting that they are already working on SP1 because of the problems. That's suppose to arrive before the middle of 2006. I've got the MSDN subscription, but I haven't installed it yet - I'll wait. Hope you have better results.
Some people never learn. (VS 2000 used to be like that. VS 2005 is said to be like that. VS 2010 is going to be like that.) Want something that rocks. Google around a bit.
Why a MAJOR rewrite? Poor soul! Get yourself something that doesn't force you to "major rewrite". If you're a bit clever, that's not that hard to come by!
I'm writing all my stuff in java with a custom high performance math package I wrote. jni calls to atlas (http://math-atlas.sourceforge.net/) bindings with very intuitive matrix/vector operations, slicing, reversing, transpose, matrix reshaping, etc. It can do nearly everything matlab can but in a very clean and easy to read way. refactoring is a fucking breeze with Eclipse, I haven't had to do a rewrite in as long as I can remember.