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Teratogen is a simple roguelike for testing the Go programming language's suitability for game development. Currently only works on Linux. | Teratogen is a simple roguelike for testing the Go programming language's suitability for game development. Currently only works on Linux. | ||
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''As of 2010-11, the project is on permanent hiatus. Google dropped the exp/iterable module from Go, which the Teratogen code uses extensively for its internal logic. Code will need either a rewrite or copying the old exp/iterable code into the internal source tree to be compilable with a current version .of Go. The current Go language, still without generics, is a bit too hostile to abstraction in algorithm code for me to bother. I might get back to it when they get a generics implementation out.'' | |||
Revision as of 08:27, 14 November 2010
| Teratogen | |
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| Alpha Project | |
| Developer | Risto Saarelma |
| Theme | Survival horror |
| Influences | |
| Released | Sep 11, 2010 |
| Updated | Sep 19, 2010 |
| Licensing | BSD |
| P. Language | Go |
| Platforms | Linux |
| Interface | |
| Game Length | |
| Official site of Teratogen | |
Teratogen is a simple roguelike for testing the Go programming language's suitability for game development. Currently only works on Linux.
Note from author:
As of 2010-11, the project is on permanent hiatus. Google dropped the exp/iterable module from Go, which the Teratogen code uses extensively for its internal logic. Code will need either a rewrite or copying the old exp/iterable code into the internal source tree to be compilable with a current version .of Go. The current Go language, still without generics, is a bit too hostile to abstraction in algorithm code for me to bother. I might get back to it when they get a generics implementation out.