Speaker: Govind Venkatesh - University of Sussex
Rust as a Games Programming language aims to explore the viability of the Rust programming language for games programming. This is accomplished through an analysis of the development process and the creation of a sub-module of a game engine in Rust. The implementation in Rust is then compared through low-level benchmarks with equivalent modules written in C++ (the industry standard programming language). Finally after a discussion and comparison of the results, it is found that Rust is a good language for small to medium sized games but not so much for big budget games.
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Speaker: Michael Cruz Cervera - University of Brighton
More details to follow...
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7.00 Networking, with food and drink (non-alcoholic), 7.30 Meeting, finish by 9.00.
A short Branch AGM will be at the start of the meeting, followed by the speakers at 7.30pm - more information nearer the time. If you are interested in joining the committee, but cannot attend the AGM, please email groups@bcs.uk
Please note, Carpark 7 is immediately behind Jubilee.
Venue:
University of Sussex
Jubilee 144 Falmer Brighton, BN1 9RH
Dates