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TurboWarp
Another type of compiling project (Environment)
I have a quick idea.
Can you create C/C++/C# library for scratch projects.
Like conversion to javascript, but to C file with .dll library.
It will be all files/folders, not 20 files like in Electron:
app_name.exe
ScratchLibrary.dll
assets
It wold be hard, and C doesn't really work well on all devices (for example linux, it can be hard to get it working on it without wine). Conversion to js is possible because Scratch-vm is made with js, so all you need to do is run the Scratch-vm with the project. Idk how you wold do it with C without it taking months.
Conversion to js is possible because Scratch-vm is made with js, so all you need to do is run the Scratch-vm with the project
If you mean the TurboWarp compiler (and not simply the Electron/node.js environment), that is somewhat different (it still uses the scratch-vm, but it's a modified version that actually compiles scripts to JavaScript ahead of time instead of interpreting them).
god damn that would be a milestone. it's like javascript is a dynamically typed program. Compiling it into C which is static typed would case more boilerplate code.
compiling kids programming language into c, god damn
Conversion to js is possible because Scratch-vm is made with js, so all you need to do is run the Scratch-vm with the project
If you mean the TurboWarp compiler (and not simply the Electron/node.js environment), that is somewhat different (it still uses the scratch-vm, but it's a modified version that actually compiles scripts to JavaScript ahead of time instead of interpreting them).
I do know about that. But it still needs the vm, that is made in js, so compiling to C just isn't something that someone wold have the time to do.
[...] I do know about that. But it still needs the vm, that is made in js, so compiling to C just isn't something that someone wold have the time to do.
This is packager.
[...] I do know about that. But it still needs the vm, that is made in js, so compiling to C just isn't something that someone wold have the time to do.
This is packager.
Sorry, didn't mean compile, I meant package.