Open GL 3D Engine Module updated (24.01.2011)

[wook]

i don't, but that is only for now
i was searching for it

[AJ___92]

wook you're still workin on Python updates ?
i mean your topwindow project and keys ???

[wook]

i have been busy few days, but i will get back on track hehehehehe
i must first understand what those guys were trying to do lolz, why some things don't work and why so weird bugs in code...

[AJ___92]

why some things don't work ?
template / dummy functions made for further programming ?
i mean they are empty !?! atleast i've found some empty

[wook]

Ahh, it is not just that, some things natively don't work in symbian lolz, it is very funny...it is interesting that no matter how i recompile appuifw2 it will crash on load or on execution of any function, and only i ger "KERN - EXEC 3" :S nothing more nothing less........idk, maybe because of my phone.........idk
maybe because SDK i d k....but it is common because it is symbian errors happens no matter what we do....

[AJ___92]

woudn't it be too easy if there were no errors ?

[wook]

i am fine with errors that actualy describes what happens, but, imagine error that don't actualy says where it is os smthn like that, imagine successifl compile and unable to execute.....just exec error on crash....or something like that...
Bt thats crapIDE.c

[AJ___92]

lol
sometimes its the heapsize ???
oh and BTW some functions need to run under a new compiled python shellscript
there is the pyS60 mode i guess and the core mode ??? something like that.

[wook]

appuifw2 fixed, i have fixed all possible errors and i compiled it fine, on 2.0.0. Py SDK, but crash on import or crash on func call, contacteed author of original patch, he sent me his patch, compiled with patch too, same problem, issue on import, got his compiled version, no way to import it eather...idk is it because issue between 1.9.7 vs 2.0.0 or what? they claim it works on 1.9.7 :S

[AJ___92]

there is a difference between 1.9.7 and 2.0 i guess but i have no idea which xD
i just know the kinda made something with rammanagement
python does everything itself...
collects garbage and cleans it up when script execution ends