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Re: force arch note

 

Thanks for updating the website if I'm honest it did have be staring dumbly at the
screen for a few seconds before I saw it!

anyhow by why of feedback, I have noticed some issues

when loading an example from the website
(3D Object Wireframe (1-Sprite 1-Script with Rotation).sb)

I noticed a very long start up time (on a q6600 cpu) and it apears to be only using one thread? I've noticed a significant improvement even on atom cpu's by making
a separate render list to deal with drawing and another for the logic

might it also be an issue with running 32bit s/ware on a 64bit platform?

There appears to be no "install" target in the Makefile
the omission of this will reduce the number of code contributions...

Best
Chris


On 25/05/10 14:30, Amos Blanton wrote:
Thanks Chris! We'd gotten that from another community member. We'll update the page now.

On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 6:59 AM, Chris Camacho <c.camacho@xxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:c.camacho@xxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:

    on your website it says
    sudo dpkg -i --force-architecture ./scratch_1.4.0.1-0ubuntuX_i386.deb
    which does not work

    this does
    sudo dpkg --force-architecture -i ./scratch_1.4.0.1-0ubuntu5_i386.deb
    notice the order of the params v's the archive name...

    Best
    Chris

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