You could say that C++ gives you more rope to hang yourself with?

Actually the core of C++ isn't that far removed from C. What confuses many people is that it is a hybrid language, i.e. it doesn't attempt to be fully linear like C, or fully OO like C#. I will give you that writing a compiler for C++ is a horror compared to many languages (Ada is a breeze). It is h...

I can at least write my own code for ROS in C++, and have others port it to C if they really want it

fred02 wrote:

Elledan wrote: Keyboard/mouse and storage devices (HID & USB Mass Storage). Other USB device classes will be added afterwards.

Thank you for the official clarification Elledan. And thank you for your work.

You're most welcome

That's great news!

I agree sound is not needed that much. USB is more important. so we can use USB mouse and keyboard and USB media such as USB HDD and USB flash drive and SD card reader and stuff like that. The initial USB support will be limited to keyboard/mouse, similar to the one available in NT, AFAIK. But it w...

Bij welke versie (release/SVN) gebeurt dit? In VMWare verloopt de installatie van guest additions probleemloos, in VBox is de support voor guest additions voorzover ik weet nog experimenteel. Er is geloof ik een topic op het engelstalige gedeelte van het forum van iemand die de videodriver van VBox ...

Dank je wel, Insomnia, het is altijd fijn als iemand ons werk weet te waarderen

*cue discussion about what really is 'American' English and 'British' English*

Very nice work indeed

Haos wrote:Nope, it has been delayed again.

I hope to get an initial implementation finished this month. Poor documentation and personal issues have kept me from doing much work on the USB stack.

OpenCL support is implemented by the graphics drivers, and thus will be supported by ReactOS the moment these drivers can install properly

Looks like the Opera GUI is being rendered correctly at least

Well, ROS will have to add something similar to the HTML rendering engine that is embedded into Windows, as without it a lot of applications will fail, not to mention that CHM files and such can not be displayed. This functionality is part of the Windows API and provided by Internet Explorer in Wind...

EmuandCo wrote:errr.... Copyrighted maybe??!

Only if you use the exact same images. Derived works are legal, and copying a user interface is legal, as has been proven in the early 90s already (Apple vs Microsoft).