Arsenal OP GUI Script
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Arsenal OP GUI Script
Roblox Arsenal is a free-to-play mode launched in 2015 by the ROLVe Community. Roblox arsenal is essentially an FPS shooting game that has become quite popular. It includes game modes such as casual, competitive, railgun royale, and others.
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Even if certain widely used (in the Windows world) APIs become patented, that doesn't destroy the usefulness of Mono. Mono still would offer a very high class set of languages on top of a very powerful and performant VM (not to mention the JIT compiler), along with a slew of very useful APIs like C#.If you don't beliece the usefulness of these, look at some of the C# applications floating around already using Mono and, more importantly, notice how quickly they were developed. Doing the same things in C or C++ would take much, much longer (especially when you toss in the extra debugging time caused by things like memory mismanagement and buffer problems and all that other fun stuff C# gets rid of), and doing the same things in Python/Perl/etc. can result in much less performant code, for applications in which performance matters.Additionally, even if certain APIs become patented, that will be a small percentage of them, so porting applications between platforms can still be quite easy, at least compared to trying to port a complex C/C++ app that uses platform-specific APIs.No, Mono/C# isn't a magic silver-bullet end-all ultimate development platform, but it *is* still very useful. I don't think either C nor C++ are going to be dead anytime soon, anymore than Java or Python or anything else killed them, but those latter languages *do* see a lot of use because of the advantages they hold over C/C++ in certain development contexts.Mono is just another tool in the programmer's arsenal, one many of us are glad we now have. :) "reasonable and non-discrimatory" terms are a problem Posted Mar 12, 2004 20:56 UTC (Fri) by JoeBuck (subscriber, #2330) [Link]
Other problems include the poor range of choices for libraries that comes with an immature language. Another (although this has less effect on adoption than it should) is faulty language design, insufficient, for example, to encapsulate resource management, or to localize exception handling. Another is the execution model (independent of VM games) that requires garbage collection, thus big footprint, thus poor cache locality, thus unavoidable sluggishness, and memory leaks (despite the GC) that never get fixed. Another is the unfortunate 16-bit character type, too narrow to represent all the scripts it should, but too wide to represent atomically in a file system.C++ works better than Java or C# for hard problems, and Python works better for easy problems, and for many hard problems too. There's plenty of overlap between them. Free Software just doesn't need a high-overhead language dropped into the middle of that overlap, unsuitable for either end of the spectrum. Java != JVM Posted Mar 12, 2004 21:28 UTC (Fri) by raytd (guest, #4823) [Link] 041b061a72
