Greg London writes: > > Greg > At the risk of giving you useless information which could lead to more useless information, are you genuinely executing on a platform where C++ is your only option, or is it simply that C++ seemed like the only obvious choice? If you have a compiler that targets the platform, and you can call C, then you can call... anything you can call from C.
If you want a C++-level language that makes more sense than C++, which you can trivially call into from C, you might want to consider D (http://dlang.org/). D is a brilliantly designed language that happens to target that same C/C++ layer of programming (while the bulk of the world now operates on the JVM/.NET/Something-With-A-VM layer). It's not the appropriate language to use for everything -- and I rarely use it myself (I use Java/VB.NET for most tasks); but it might be just the thing for you in this case. _______________________________________________ Boston-pm mailing list [email protected] http://mail.pm.org/mailman/listinfo/boston-pm
