We wanted to setup an official LÖVE store using CafePress (or something better if anyone knows it) to sell LÖVE-themed merchanise. God knows I want that damn mousepad now! You can (and should) set up your own shop at artsnow.com, where you order these mousemats from. Just curious, how is artsnow be...

Brother Erryn wrote:Went there, tried that...no MonoDevelop, only a command-line compiler. I really don't want to repeatedly run via command line to validate it compiles in Mono.

Why not? It is faster than lunching MonoDevelop and clicking "compile" (or whatever it is you need to do)

Zip the (content of the)* directory that contains your main.lua & game.conf files and change the suffix to .love.

To make an executable out of the .love file read this.

* thanks Kaze

What about running it in 32bit mode under a 64bit cpu?

I haven't really noticed 32bit windows running any slower than 64bit windows on my computer (same for ubuntu).

As far as I understand the big difference is not being able to access more than 4gb of memory, which is not that urgent of an issue.

Brother Erryn wrote: It looks like MonoDevelop does not work on Windows...is this incorrect?

Go here and click the windows icon.

That should give you all that you need to run/compile MonoDevelop on windows.

-Ido.

LuaJIT doesn't support x64? The most popular platform in the past BigNum years??

What are *they* smoking?

Hi there!

After mocking about on the LuaJIT website and seeing their performace comparison chart (http://luajit.org/luajit_performance.html), I was wondering when(if? I remember it was mentioned somewhere) is löve scheduled to move to LuaJIT?

Are there reasons against it?

Peace out,
-Ido.

I would recommend installing ubuntu on VMware/VirtualBox - both the vm and the os are free.

I normally test my linux developed programs on windows using a windows install inside a virtual machine.

-Ido.

EDIT: yeah, not to mention mono works on windows

You're quite right. I haven't tried it in Mono, but from my limited experience where you get into trouble with that transition is if you're doing "unusual" things. My code is doing pretty basic stuff. I would recommend you make sure it works on mono in the beginning, when there is not yet...

It's written in C# (.NET 2.0 framework), so there's the Mono option for non-Windows users. Are you testing and making sure it's working properly on mono, or are you just hoping it does? In my experience it's not obvious that any .net app will automatically also work on mono. Cool project at any rat...