Developing questions

[Basic]

cool, good to see some bugs having been fixed. Im still rocking 3.3.3 as i dont have a need for the upgrade just yet.

Can i ask also. Will there ever be a release where there are no bugs or is this just the software business? - Im not having a go im just curious

[VJair]

the easy answer is "unlikely" - that stands for every manufacturer of software, not just the resolume team.

[Basic]

Yeah i do understand its wont just be resolume. but I wonder why not? I do also understand that fixing a bug can cause another bug. I find the topic interesing. But that would be for another thread!

Still though. hearing interesting things about the 4.1 update

[goto10]

I wonder why not?

I once saw a spy movie, where they mentioned that the chance of a secret leaking out, increases exponentially with the amount of people that know about it.

The same can be said for coding. If I was to make a software that does one thing (i.e. display a rectangle), for one OS, for one hardware configuration, to be used by one single person, I'm pretty sure I could get it to work bug free.

The moment any of those parts becomes more complex, the chance for errors increases exponentially. So although we test every new release carefully, and are very cautious about making changes or adding features, there is unfortunately no way to ensure 100% 'bug free-ness' for every feature, on every OS, on every hardware configuration, for all users. We're sure as heck are trying though.

When you think about it, It's actually amazing we get it out the door at all

[Basic]

cool, thanks for putting it like that. Ive never heard that sort of question being asked before

[fruitygreen]

This is exactly why I requested the knowledge of the Development teams hardware Specs.

http://www.resolume.com/forum/viewtopic ... ecs#p34108

[Basic]

so for example, say you just coded for mac... you have more chance in theory of having less bugs due to hardware?

Just thinking of it I've only ever had a few minor bugs that never affected performance.

[goto10]

We're all a bunch of Mac fanboys mostly.

At the office:

Edwin works on: MacPro 5,1 dual eight core, 2,4GHz, 6GB RAM, OSX 10.6.8, two ATI Radeon HD5770, 1GB each

Bart works on: MacBookPro 6,1 dual core i5, 2,53GHz, 8GB RAM, boots into OSX 10.7.3 or Win7, NVidia GeForce GT 330M 512MB, with an extra OCZ-Vertex SSD where the DVD player used to be

Joris works on: MacPro 5,1 quad core 2.8 GHz, 8GB RAM, OSX 10.7.3, two ATI Radeon HD5770, 1GB each, up to 6 monitors

Dani & Tim share: MacPro 3,1 dual eight core, 2.8GHz, 8GB RAM, OSX 10.6.7, two ATI Radeon HD2600 XT, 256MB each

for testing: Antec quad core i7, 2.67 GHz, 6GB RAM, boots into Win7 or XP, Nvidia 9600GT 512MB, with 3 OCZ Vertex SSD drives, BlackMagic Intensity Pro

for testing: Antec eight core i7, 3.2 GHz, 8GB RAM, Win7, two ATI Radeon HD6900, with OCZ Vertex SSD drive, up to 5 monitors

Live:

Bart uses his office laptop which scares the bejeebus out of me

Tim: MacBookPro 6,1, dual core i5, 2.53GHz, 8GB RAM, OSX 10.7.3, NVidia GeForce GT 330M 512MB

Joris: MacBookPro 8,3 quad core i7, 2.4GHz, 8GB RAM, OSX 10.7.3, ATI Radeon HD6770M 1GB, plus a late 2008 MBP with the NVidia 8600 512MB running Leopard and a Matrox MX02 Mini

Dani is not here right now, but he's a got a 2009 15" MacBookPro

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[VJair]

can i have the adrees for your office please.

also, is there there somewhere nearby i can park a large van at night, preferably without streetlights or where anyone can see me



reminds me of the immersive studios... many big toys for the big boys

[VJair]

ps. is that a ping pong table on the left? we have one too, its clearly the choice of video pros