Hi Louis,
The way I do it personally is to write all the low level code that needs to
run at maximum speed in C++, then I wrap it in simple functions and classes
and add it to my scripting engine. The result is that I've got as simple a
language as I could wish for with the underlying power of C++. This way I
can code all my game logic at lightning speed, while my C++ engine takes
care of everything at the core. I then expanded this concept and made my BGT
engine which is still in active development, and which I will actually be
using to make all of my own future titles as well. This works flawlessly
because, as you will undoubtedly know, the game logic isn't what eats up CPU
power but is usually what takes the longest to write as the core is always
reusable.
Kind regards,
Philip Bennefall
----- Original Message -----
From: "Louis Bryant" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2010 9:41 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] New Ways to Program Software
Hi. I just needed your opinion on something. C++ is the best language to
develop games in as far as I'm concerned now that I understand fluently
how to develop in it, at least audio games. Does it make sense to use C++
for only fast audio games and stick with .NET or some other high-level
language for most other types of programs on the desktop and other
devices? Based on what you all think is exactly what I'm starting after a
few more months of updated games and what not from BrailleSoft. I've been
tusseling with this question for a while now.
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