RE: I just don't get it (Was: Scripting Systems)

 --- tweety <[email protected]> a écrit : > There's a
flaw in your message. Having a low-level
> language that can
> pre-process lines (i.e. #define), you can write
> macros to help designers do
> what they want. BUT (and that's a big but) the
> people who DO know to use c++
> have the possibility to use its flexibility, as
> well. It's all about not
> actively cutting the designer's hands if they can
> use the language's
> subtleties.
> 

I disagree...
The langage you give to the designers should not give
them any more control that what they need.
Else they _will_ start trying to do some low level
things, and more than often they will fail. And you
found yourself debugging _their_ code, just before a
demo...
I once heard a designer telling how his code ( high
level )was optimised (what for ? ), and it scared
me...

Emmanuel


	

	
		
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