Eduardo Cavazos
2009-02-14 01:19:58 UTC
Hello,
Here's another cfdg rendering run by Larceny:
Loading Image...
On the left is the source code for the model which generates the image.
Making code portable across implementations is an interesting exercise.
:-) But if you aim for the least common denominator amongst smart
implementations, I think the result is often worth it.
The cfdg implementation is using a framework named Abstracting which I'm
hosting here:
http://github.com/dharmatech/abstracting/tree/master
The cfdg implementation is in 'examples/cfdg'.
I'll probably be asking alot of questions regarding ways to crank the
implementation for Larceny. A very surprising result is that the demos
I've been trying are alot faster in Ypsilon. I say surprising because
I've seen benchmarks which show Larceny as faster than Ypsilon.
So, I'm aiming not just for code which simply runs across
implementations, but also runs *fast*. :-)
Ed
Here's another cfdg rendering run by Larceny:
Loading Image...
On the left is the source code for the model which generates the image.
Making code portable across implementations is an interesting exercise.
:-) But if you aim for the least common denominator amongst smart
implementations, I think the result is often worth it.
The cfdg implementation is using a framework named Abstracting which I'm
hosting here:
http://github.com/dharmatech/abstracting/tree/master
The cfdg implementation is in 'examples/cfdg'.
I'll probably be asking alot of questions regarding ways to crank the
implementation for Larceny. A very surprising result is that the demos
I've been trying are alot faster in Ypsilon. I say surprising because
I've seen benchmarks which show Larceny as faster than Ypsilon.
So, I'm aiming not just for code which simply runs across
implementations, but also runs *fast*. :-)
Ed