Got a pandora 1gHz, overclocked to 1.1, I would like to orient myself in the Pandora world..
I want to do the follwoing in it :
I have a laptop where i do modelling of climate systems, using various of systems, from C++ / D / Perl / GNUplot / GDL / Octave / scilab / Lua / Freebasic / Freemat / Gambas / Python / Perl / Openscad /Box / Ps ... and so on. my idea is, I want to load the results of the model, often a application specific code, e.g an Openscad code or a scilab code or a freemat code, which produces a interactive 3D object, which I want to explore in Pandora.
I notice that the interactivity in pandora is done with SDL for C++, or Java (apologies if something in the wiki escaped me). I am actually looking for higher level scrippting environment, whose code can be generated easily from C++ or Scilab or anything : e.g. if my model is a Wind stream tangent to a sphere from point a to point b, with altitude h and c, then i should be able to write the pseudocode :
sphere S (location, radius etc)
streamline SL
attach SL on S at a
attach SL on S at b
SL passes (c,h)
.. In case of a laptop, i actually use a simple parser written in D tomanipulate such pseudocodes, whose syntax more closely represent the terminology in science. Now, in pandora, i want to use this code, to render the model, and use the controls to wxplore the model, such as, rotate, pan, zoom, attach or ddetach components, etc...
But in pandra, before I go into brutal C++ parser for such code + ability to exploit the awesome controls, is there any higher level scrippting environment (I dont like java) that I can use?
I want to do the follwoing in it :
I have a laptop where i do modelling of climate systems, using various of systems, from C++ / D / Perl / GNUplot / GDL / Octave / scilab / Lua / Freebasic / Freemat / Gambas / Python / Perl / Openscad /Box / Ps ... and so on. my idea is, I want to load the results of the model, often a application specific code, e.g an Openscad code or a scilab code or a freemat code, which produces a interactive 3D object, which I want to explore in Pandora.
I notice that the interactivity in pandora is done with SDL for C++, or Java (apologies if something in the wiki escaped me). I am actually looking for higher level scrippting environment, whose code can be generated easily from C++ or Scilab or anything : e.g. if my model is a Wind stream tangent to a sphere from point a to point b, with altitude h and c, then i should be able to write the pseudocode :
sphere S (location, radius etc)
streamline SL
attach SL on S at a
attach SL on S at b
SL passes (c,h)
.. In case of a laptop, i actually use a simple parser written in D tomanipulate such pseudocodes, whose syntax more closely represent the terminology in science. Now, in pandora, i want to use this code, to render the model, and use the controls to wxplore the model, such as, rotate, pan, zoom, attach or ddetach components, etc...
But in pandra, before I go into brutal C++ parser for such code + ability to exploit the awesome controls, is there any higher level scrippting environment (I dont like java) that I can use?
