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NICE! what's it for?

I thought of making a library of fonts, I set it up so all you have to do is know the color of the font / width / height... I wrote one in AutoIt that is quite proficient, much faster than anything else I've seen, but I thought doing it in C++ (the function call) would take less resources and be even faster. The AutoIt one, though proficient cpu usage is as high as 97% sometimes.

Anyway, I just compiled it 10 minutes ago, have a show to watch with the kids, and I'll test it out either after that or tomorrow morning for efficiency.

Edit:

Bare in mind this was my first C++ project I ever did, so more than likely it will just blow up my PC :)

Edited by SmOke_N

Common sense plays a role in the basics of understanding AutoIt... If you're lacking in that, do us all a favor, and step away from the computer.

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I thought of making a library of fonts, I set it up so all you have to do is know the color of the font / width / height... I wrote one in AutoIt that is quite proficient, much faster than anything else I've seen, but I thought doing it in C++ (the function call) would take less resources and be even faster. The AutoIt one, though proficient cpu usage is as high as 97% sometimes.

Anyway, I just compiled it 10 minutes ago, have a show to watch with the kids, and I'll test it out either after that or tomorrow morning for efficiency.

nice. i look forward to seeing it. i finally started another real project, first one in a while. i'm making a new excel udf, hoping to make it the comprehensive excel equivelant to IE.au3 when it's all said and done... suggestions wanted

***edit*** forgot my [/shameless plug] tag...

Edited by cameronsdad

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