compile and execute online

This is useful for testing small ideas... and other things I'm sure!

http://ideone.com/
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/codingground.htm

Hi ravas,

It's good, if the c++11 one works.

Talking about online. What about LibreCAD online?

1, emscripten can compile c++11 into javascript;
2, canvas2d can provide drawing methods;
3, it's one ideal CAD for all platforms: mobile, chromebook, etc.

ravas wrote

This is useful for testing small ideas... and other things I'm sure!

http://ideone.com/
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/codingground.htm

Several aren't working from the "coding ground"; and they did work yesterday.

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Interestingly I was going to suggest the idea of LibreCAD online
last week when I was thinking about http://paperjs.org/

I became aware of it back when
I was using adobe illustrator for geometric construction.
Scriptographer was a scripting plugin made by the same person,
which allowed me to write my own tools that AI lacked.
When adobe killed support for it, with cs6, I moved on.

After trying several programs I found LibreCAD thanks to http://alternativeto.net/

All that aside, my opinion about making an online version is: wait.
Let stuff grow a little longer.

Let's see whether Ries can also agree on LibreCAD online with v3:

v3 is cleaner with pure c++11 engine.
v3 is ready to adopt a new renderer

emscripten can compile c++11 to JavaScript;
html5 can do all drawings needed by LibreCAD.

If the buttons/Events are difficult to implement, we may just provide a power user mode to run command lines on web.

ravas wrote

Several aren't working from the "coding ground"; and they did work yesterday.

---

Interestingly I was going to suggest the idea of LibreCAD online
last week when I was thinking about http://paperjs.org/

I became aware of it back when
I was using adobe illustrator for geometric construction.
Scriptographer was a scripting plugin made by the same person,
which allowed me to write my own tools that AI lacked.
When adobe killed support for it, with cs6, I moved on.

After trying several programs I found LibreCAD thanks to http://alternativeto.net/

All that aside, my opinion about making an online version is: wait.
Let stuff grow a little longer.

http://www.tutorialspoint.com/compile_cpp11_online.php

I e-mailed them; and it seems to work consistently now.