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
if you know C++, there is no point on using other languages as far as i
know.
thanks,
mauricio
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De: Louis Bryant lo...@braillesoft.net
Para: gamers@audyssey.org
Data: Quinta, 1 de Abril de 2010 12:41
Assunto: [Audyssey] New Ways to Program Software
Hi. I just needed
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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
: [Audyssey] New Ways to Program Software
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
Hi Louis,
This is is of course purely optional, but yeah that is how I would do
it. C++ is a great language, especially for games, but it is also the
most complex. Most of the time you'd probably want to use a rapid
development language such as C# .NET or VB .NET for day to day
applications such
Hi Mauricio,
Not true. I've often discovered it is better to be familiar with
several different programming languages as they all have advantages
and disadvantages that might come in handy for a certain type of
project. Just because C++ can be used to write anything it doesn't
mean it is the best
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Date: Thu, 1 Apr 2010 17:28:03 -0400
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] New Ways to Program Software
Hi Mauricio,
Not true. I've often discovered it is better to be familiar with
several different programming languages as they all have advantages
and disadvantages that might come in handy
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
