> Er, Win32 _has_ dropped out of focus. Talk Win32 and you get no time from
> Microsoft
Interesting. Wonder what their games division thinks of trying to develop on
.NET? (apart from the net comms side of multiplayer games).
>Delphi Win32
> isn't going to go away for quite a few years I suspect, but I also don't
> think that it would be sensible for Borland to spend its money in a 64 bit
> compiler (especially when the performance simply isn't there from these
> processors yet).
The G5 computer might spur things on there. You continue to scare me.
In past there wasnt much problem using Delphi for performance computing
but sounds like that is dead. Delphi going to be alternative to VB .NET instead
of competitor for Visual C++. Its just so slow getting a C++ application to
work as intended.
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