asdf

i've been working on coding this game, and i'm trying to find a new way of casting spells with one input type.
i thought of using the button-within-a-button concept utilized in crysis(the scroll-button on the mouse), but then thought that that wouldnt be efficient enough.
so, i came up with the idea of voice command.
does anybody know which programming language would best utilize microphone input? and how would i go about doing this?

dont do that

What do you suggest I do?

Also, was thinking about the accent part of this, and the graph for sound input doesn't show much difference between me (Turkish) and an american

asdf
This is now a Common LISP thread.

I usually dont come to /prog/, what does that mean?
Please help.

>>6
Read SICP, don't post until you do.

Is SICP general programming info? Or confined to LISP? I've only been programming in Java uptill now. Looking through the pages of SICP is making me lean towards op. 2

>>8
SICP is not about Scheme or Lisp, is about the concepts of programming. If you are not a troll, you'll learn a lot by reading it. Of course, it uses Scheme because it is the true programming language.

>>1
does anybody know which programming language would best utilize microphone input?
If you think the language you use matters, you're not ready to write this program.

>>10
The only input i've dealt with so far was user keystrokes, and i was merely asking if one programming language made it easier to deal with sound input than another.
>>9
I'll be reading up on SICP then, only education I've had in programming was programming in highschool, self-taught myself most structures after that. Looking through the table of contents leads me to believe i am at least "aware" of 70% of the topics in SICP

>>11
i am at least "aware" of 70% of the topics in SICP
Yeah, I thought that, too. Now go and read it all, you'll thank me.

>>10
does anybody know which programming language would best utilize microphone input?
If you think the language you use matters, you're not ready to write this program.
Oh, wait. WHBT, >>10-san.

>>12
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does anybody know which programming language would best utilize microphone input?
does anybody know which programming language would best utilize microphone input?

>>13
Fuck that.

Wasn't trying to troll...

>>11
The only input i've dealt with so far was user keystrokes, and i was merely asking if one programming language made it easier to deal with sound input than another.
I'm merely answering you and telling you that if you didn't already know that, you're not ready to write this program.

>>17
there.
Stopped writing right there.

>>5
Fuck asdf, go Quicklisp !