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Patrick

Hello
I ask you for an advice.
I was programming with C++Builder and after comes Codegear and now
Embarcadero.I have not confiance in the future about the product!So I have
choosen to us VStudio.
Mine questions are:
Is dotnet able to do numerous iteratios rapidly?
Must I choose already 64 bit programming and is it compatible with 32?
And about the calculus must I keep the C++ because I think I know enough it
and for the speed or c#?
And C++ is it too running on multi platform without lost speed? although MS
represent more than 90% of the seels.
What is your advice for the future.
Because it is not easy to change fron Builder to MVStudio, than is a
enormous machine and I hopre to have not to change again.
Thank you for you advices for the future
Thank you again
Patrick
 
Patrick said:
Hello
I ask you for an advice.
I was programming with C++Builder and after comes Codegear and now
Embarcadero.I have not confiance in the future about the product!So I have
choosen to us VStudio.
Mine questions are:
Is dotnet able to do numerous iteratios rapidly?
Must I choose already 64 bit programming and is it compatible with 32?
And about the calculus must I keep the C++ because I think I know enough
it and for the speed or c#?
And C++ is it too running on multi platform without lost speed? although
MS represent more than 90% of the seels.
What is your advice for the future.
Because it is not easy to change fron Builder to MVStudio, than is a
enormous machine and I hopre to have not to change again.
Thank you for you advices for the future
Thank you again
Patrick
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Get the free VisualStudio 2008 Express Edition and also download the Windows
SDK (also free) for standalone C++ apps.
If you know C++ syntax, C# won't be a hassle. Learning about .NET and the
..NET classes will take more effort. Visual Studio isn't going anywhere, but
forward.

http://www.microsoft.com/express/product/default.aspx

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...6d-c913-4b5c-b87e-ef72e5b4e065&displaylang=en
 
Patrick said:
Hello
I ask you for an advice.
I was programming with C++Builder and after comes Codegear and now
Embarcadero.I have not confiance in the future about the product!So I have
choosen to us VStudio.
Mine questions are:
Is dotnet able to do numerous iteratios rapidly?
Must I choose already 64 bit programming and is it compatible with 32?
And about the calculus must I keep the C++ because I think I know enough
it and for the speed or c#?
And C++ is it too running on multi platform without lost speed? although
MS represent more than 90% of the seels.
What is your advice for the future.
Because it is not easy to change fron Builder to MVStudio, than is a
enormous machine and I hopre to have not to change again.
Thank you for you advices for the future
Thank you again
Patrick
Click to expand...
Get the free VisualStudio 2008 Express Edition and also download the Windows
SDK (also free) for standalone C++ apps.
If you know C++ syntax, C# won't be a hassle. Learning about .NET and the
..NET classes will take more effort. Visual Studio isn't going anywhere, but
forward.

http://www.microsoft.com/express/product/default.aspx

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...6d-c913-4b5c-b87e-ef72e5b4e065&displaylang=en
 
Patrick,

I have sometimes the idea that optimizing Enumeration is almost a believe in
Net.

Cor
 
Patrick,

I have sometimes the idea that optimizing Enumeration is almost a believe in
Net.

Cor
 
Thank you very much I think too, but will had other advice about persons
knowing programming difficulties, with some, plug in or software falling in
the public domain and there is not suite with they, and obliges us to
reprogramme all!!! this arrives to me 3 times!
Thank you very much for all
Patrick
 
Thank you very much I think too, but will had other advice about persons
knowing programming difficulties, with some, plug in or software falling in
the public domain and there is not suite with they, and obliges us to
reprogramme all!!! this arrives to me 3 times!
Thank you very much for all
Patrick
 
Only 3 times, you should know how much to me, that is a part of the job.
(Although there are not many jobs where this not happens)

Cor
 
Only 3 times, you should know how much to me, that is a part of the job.
(Although there are not many jobs where this not happens)

Cor
 
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