The olympic games are done, and the summer holidays are almost over, but what to do with the remaining days before you go back to work or school?
Luckily, OpenTTD is here to help.
We present you stable release 1.2.2, that you can download from the usual place.
Have fun!
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Much thanks to all involved !!
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Re: OpenTTD 1.2.2 released
Quick question, how many lines of codes are there in OTTD now compared to TTD.
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I doubt you can do a sane comparison, TTD was written in assembly language, and C++ didn't even exist at that time.
Edit: Oh, and nobody here ever had the source code of TTD
Edit: Oh, and nobody here ever had the source code of TTD
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Take a look at http://www.ohloh.net/p/openttd/analyses ... es_summary
Ignoring the 3rd-party stuff (like squirrel) and all comments, there are about twice as many lines of code (compared to ottd 0.3).
Though it is very questionable what a "line of code" actually means
Ignoring the 3rd-party stuff (like squirrel) and all comments, there are about twice as many lines of code (compared to ottd 0.3).
Though it is very questionable what a "line of code" actually means

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Re: OpenTTD 1.2.2 released
Thanks frosch just what I was looking for.frosch wrote:Take a look at http://www.ohloh.net/p/openttd/analyses ... es_summary
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Re: OpenTTD 1.2.2 released
C++ didn't exist in the early-to-mid 1990s? It was perhaps not standardised then, but it definitely existed.Alberth wrote:I doubt you can do a sane comparison, TTD was written in assembly language, and C++ didn't even exist at that time.

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