How will you ever be able to hide what you have done from the headmaster Alain?
Great to hear Asheanor has been learning C, and he is right, C can be just as easy as any general purpose programming language, depending on how you approach it and what you are doing.
It took me about 2 years before I was convinced I would benifit from C/C++. I had been using assembly language for a number of years and when I would play about with C/C++ it just felt like an awkward language that seemed to control me more than I controlled it but this was because every time I tried to do anything with it, all the help I had for it did not relate to my knowledge of assembly. When I finally was able to relate C to assembly (little help from any books I had) it felt like overnight I had instantly become at home with C because I could express just about anything I wanted in assembly now in C (as a result of understanding just a few low level C instructions). However this was just from an assembler programmer's perspective, most scripters here will need to relate vrmlscript/javascript/ecmascript to C++. Because I have designed my Seamless C++ library to look and feel much like these scripting languages, it should be a breeze for anyone who can code the typical sorts of VRML scripts, to code C++ scripts. The way I see it is, if C++ can start off just as easy as a scripting language (this is my challenge to anyone who thinks not), why bother with using something else? The great implication of being able to compile your scripts by a standard C++ compiler is, you have the best developing and debugging environment available because C++ has had much more time and energy spent on it than any of the many divided scripting languages has.
I will make seamless's inbuilt scripting environment adequate for writing trivial scripts so that a beginner will not need to install a separate C++ compiler but scripters who want to advance onto more complex tasks will be able to take advantage of using a specialised C++ compiler/debugger in a completely "seamless" way thanks to my scripts being compatible to this popular standard
