Roger wrote: > First choice: J; second choice: C. Ambrus concurred: > I'd actually use C, not a high level language.
Why C? I only ask because, in my mind, C involves a lot of low-level housekeeping. To me, C's advantage is performance (and, to an extent, portability), not productivity. Unless you're thinking of specific tools or frameworks that would mitigate the housekeeping a bit? > For the second, it'd be ok to use a C++ compiler > but I would restrict myself to only the C features. Why C and not C++? And why would I use a C++ compiler if I was coding pure C? -Dan ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
