Import-based Turing
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Amarylis
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 9:49 am Post subject: Import-based Turing |
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So, I"ve been messing around with the Turing predefs, and I've been noticing that my copy of it takes forever to compile, and to create stand-alones. I've also noticed that it's always taking a long time to compile modules that I quite generally do not need.
I did some minor edits to my version after that, and now I made it so that it only implicitly imports a very limited quantity of modules (specifically, the Error, Errno, anyclass, Student, Limits, and my own module that has a number of constants and basic procedures).
I'm just wanting to know if anyone would be interested in it (I've also added a few routines to the Draw module, and something to do logarithms automatically for the Math module), cuz if so, I can upload it somewhere.
I'm also looking for some ideas on basic subprograms that could be added that would make the life of new Turing users a bit simpler, or anything people would think could be added to it that they use on a regular basis. |
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Raknarg
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 10:35 am Post subject: RE:Import-based Turing |
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I think some trig stuff could be pretty useful |
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Amarylis
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 12:20 pm Post subject: RE:Import-based Turing |
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Anything specific in mind? |
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