[sldev] Opening the server source?

[Dzonatas]

LOL not even. It can be completely transparent, if desired, all in SL. 
Just like Mono enabled sims, it would be limited to those, however.

One feature I've had built-in to Atomatrix from the start is the ability 
to compile on-the-fly (or just-in-time). A simple flag that an LSL 
script is compilable and validated is all that is needed to effectively 
handle on-the-fly compilation.  It validation tracking is needed, we 
could add resources to track origination of the validator, like a PGP stamp.

This is a very useful tool. For example, lets say I want to take a 
script compiled in LSL, to a sim that uses Mono and use it there. It 
would recompile when it arrives at that sim.

Same thing for the event to take that Mono-compiled LSL script or to a 
sim that uses Atomatrix. When it arrives, it gets recompiled.

That way each sim can easily use the best local implementation and not 
worry about foreign compilations.

=)


Chance Unknown wrote:
> So are you suggesting we need visual studio to script our prims now? 
> Um no thanks, ill stick with SL.
>
> On 7/3/07, *Dzonatas* < dzonatas at dzonux.net 
> <mailto:dzonatas at dzonux.net>> wrote:
>
>     Adam Frisby wrote:
>     > Argent Stonecutter wrote:
>     >> IN fact you've got an LSL to Mono compiler on your disk right now.
>     >
>     > We do? I thought LL were keeping that internal since it's
>     > simulator-only stuff?
>     >
>
>     Kewl!  I could make a LSL to Atomatrix compiler.
>
>     Mono/.NET and Sun's Java are nice, but they fall short of the more
>     advanced object-orientated systems. Mono/.NET and Java are more of a
>     object-oriented program language rather than an object-orientated
>     program environment.
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