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| Sun 07 Feb 10 - Poetry - Lady of moonlight/Sick passion part II |
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First of all need to clarify that I'm not a misogynist, on the contrary. I love girls, women, ladies and even grannies. This poem describes a sexual intercourse that ends into a tragedy. Embrace the love and not the violence of any form.
Lady of moonlight/Sick passion Part II
Lady of the moonlight
wearing the veil of night
sitting in the starlight
where you can floodlight
Your smile blinds
Your beauty lasts
made by the creator
to arouse carnal lusts
Gorged by your smell,
charmed by your words,
I want you to fall
into my passion of loss.
To dive into a sea,
a sea full of sin
where the guilt flies at once
and flesh becomes one
Inchoating at dawn sprawled,
soft bed white our vessel unfold.
removing our second flesh
revealing our nudity... the way we're born.
Tight be the arms,
the bodies unite,
this passion presages
a hellish upraise.
Sweat covers the face
and heart beats higher,
voice becomes louder
…to unleash the fire
sacred lust
and glorious act
the angels seduced
are blessing this perpetual love
Lips rising,
falling, shining.
Bodies unite
together coming,
It won't last forever
this magical moment
the end is near
We wait no longer
Lady of the moonlight
it's time to depart
you served me well
me and my lewdly art
The play is over
the pleasure is gone
succeeded by guilt
and shame of man
By the time I feel you
the death I'll bring you
By the time it ends
your soul rests
By the time heart stops
the breath is lost
By the time I get you
beg me to let you
In sexual eruption
your voice becomes scream
the killing tool I rise
and stab you full of vim
Fixed stare my eyes,
bloodstains in my hands
these are the rewards
for the deeds I've done
I'm a purification for you
I'm a monster made to last
I'm enjoying what I do
I'm a shadow stuck to the past
Lady of the moonlight
I will ease your pain
lean in my shoulder
and I'll send you away
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| Sun 27 Dec 09 - Music - Nokturnal Mortum: The Voice of Steel |
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There are times when you say that you have heard every tune that exists. You feel that nothing does and will excite you musically anymore. Well sometimes its good to be wrong. Nokturnal Mortum is the definition of the underground band. They dont do much shows, they do not promote their work that much, their lyrics are very difficult to relate to and they sing mostly in Ukrainian. The reason Im writing this lines is the "The Voice of Steel", their latest album. With one word, its... fuckenawesome. The tunes are really catchy, melodic and melancholic embeded with symphonic, Ukrainian folk elements and choirs. This time though the band is experimenting with more melodic themes in contrast to their heavy folk-ish and epic previous works. I believe that the difference with the previous album is more than obvious, but this is a plus because its productive for a band to change, evolve and experiment.
The racist bastards from Ukraine did create a great album as they always do. Every album is better than the previous.
Embrace the blackness brothers and sisters. |
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| Mon 21 Dec 09 - ISO C++0x: The next revision of C++ |
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C++ is considered one of the most used programming languages out there, it's very fast and, after all these years, mature. All of it's features are essentially a superset of every programming language that exists now days and this gives it almost limitless possibilities but at the same time it makes it very complex. From the last revision of C++ in 1999, new programming needs arose and for that reason a facelifting is imminent after 10 years hiatus. The new ISO standard has a temporary name "C++0x" and at the present time it's being finalized. According to Bjarne Stroustrup (creator of C++ and member of the committee) the compilers will include the new features in a year or more. GCC currently supports some of the C++0x features but not all of them. The new standard adds many new things in the language as well as the STL (C++ Standard Library). Some of my favorites are the following:
auto: Deduction of a type from an initializer. Example: auto x = an_int_vector.begin();
With in-class member initializers we can set default values to class members. Example: class A{ int x = 7; };. With auto we wont have to define the type all the time.
constexpr: Generalized and guaranteed constant expressions. For example this will be valid: const int i = std::numeric_limits::max(); Because the max() returns constexpr.
In unions we can now have (under some circumstances) classes with default constructor.
With delegating constructors we can initialize a constructor by using another constructor. We dont have to write "init" member functions for common initialization.
The changes in STL are far more useful. I'm looking forward for threading library, array container, atomic operations, regular expressions library and the rest of the goodies.
The question still remains. Will this features improve C++ and make our lives easier or they will make C++ more bloated and complex? |
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| Tue 15 Dec 09 - AnKi engine source at SourceForge.net |
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Recently I've been playing with version control using the powerful SVN. With SVN you can keep track of the changes in your project, work from any remote location and keep a multi-version backup. At first I tried and created a local SVN repository, everything was fine but in a case of a hard disk failure all the data from the repository would have been lost. The next logical step was to create a remote repository. SourceForge.net provides with SVN tools for GPL compatible projects. Currently the engine is not self sustained because of the luck of assets, all the textures, models, materials etc are not available at the moment.
You can find the AnKi engine's source here |
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| Tue 27 Oct 09 - PROGRAMMING - Working with Qt4 |
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Its been a while since I wrote something to the blog but I was pretty busy lately. I had the opportunity though to learn more about Qt Toolkit and today I have something worth sharing.
The reason for someone to use Qt is mainly to create GUI programs but Qt is evolved more than that that and it includes features like SQL database access, XML parsing, thread management, network support, a unified cross-platform API for file handling, 3D through OpenGL and more. The strengths of Qt is that it is cross platform with it is source open under free software licenses. The documentation is vast and well written and the tools provided to the developers are very good as well (QtCreator, QtDeveloper). You can build applications very fast and with very few lines of code. One major advantage of Qt is that it tries to maintain the "look and feel" throughout the platforms it runs. Nothing is flawless though and Qt has a few disadvantages. The first thorn in my opinion is the excessive use of C/C++ macros. Macros make the code look ugly, for example you have to put the macro Q_OBJECT every time you need to subclass a Qt class. Also in order to build your application you have to use a preprocessor (qmake) over the existing C/C++ preprocessor. qmake parses the source files and creates a few additional source files and I dont know what else it does. All these help to reduce the development time and the ease of use but sometimes they are irritating.
Qt is a very powerful API and with such a big company behind it it evolves very fast. It is also considered a very good choice for Linux development because the well known K Desktop Environment (KDE) for Linux is build on top of Qt and despite its bugs it looks and feels fantastic. |
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