I believe that QSA is an end-user scripting language which can easily be built into a C++ app built on top of the QT cross-platform application framework. Think of it like Python in Poser, only its a different scripting language, in which the end user can write scripts to extend or customize the underlying application. I've not actually built anything in QT, but have investigated it as a development framework (before choosing wxWindows instead). QT is a C++ development system and QT-based apps are written in C++, so the main body of D|S would be written in C++. As to the question of compiling it for a 64 bit system, however, that could in theory still present a bit of a challenge, since that sort of depends on QT successfully compiling for a 64 bit architecture, as well as the dependency on 3Delight noted above.

Message edited on: 06/02/2004 17:42