Download this shell script / power shell script / … , which does all the dirty work:
- download all required libraries
- do the complete configuration
- make
Nice :-)
… if it really works this way.
Download this shell script / power shell script / … , which does all the dirty work:
Nice :-)
… if it really works this way.
Well, a good question. I am not a “digital native” and no Twitter guy. Born in 1964, my first computer was a Commodore VC-20 (aka VIC-20 outside Germany). Since then, I was a developer in several languages (Basic, Assembler, Pascal, C, C++, Perl, PHP, C#). Over the years, many tools and some bigger applications have been developed.
I thought it was time to give back some of my experiences and document free source codes, modules, libraries and more.
I am also interested in electronics (both analog and digital), ham radio (I am a licensed short wave radio amateur), photography, and many other things. But currently, I will focus on software development…
You may have wondered how the main image of RSPROG was built. It has been created with POV-Ray. POV-Ray creates (renders) images based on text files written in the POV-Ray scene description language.
Specify the camera position, the position of the light sources and some objects such as spheres, and POV-Ray generates the image.