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Could I use Java or c#? [was: Re: re-writing college books]
From: michaelslists at gmail.com (mikeiscool)
Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2006 23:23:06 +1100
On 11/6/06, SZALAY Attila <sasa at pheniscidae.tvnetwork.hu> wrote:
Hi All! I read this thread and I little be afraid. I'm just ahead of a complete rewriting of my program. The previous code was written in pure C (with an OOP looks-like somewhere). This program should run on Linux, freebsd and windows platform. This program is a GUI, so it has a graphical interface too but do a lot of computing and xml handling. I know C the most, so C++ is the least step I have to do. But I'm uncertain now that this is enough. When I have looked around for OO alternatives the C# was dropped, because I couldn't find a cross-platform graphical tools and Java was dropped because it's speed and the possibilities of debugging problems.
Hold the phone ... What debugging problems? What _specific_ speed issues? I'd be really surprised if your project couldn't be resolved with java; what specific problems are you facing? What tests have you run/consider to show that java's supposed "speed issues" will give you trouble? If it's just xml processing I'd say efficient data structures are what you care about, so java can help you there.
Is there any other alternatives or I left something or the C++ is the only alternative for me?
Certainly not. If all else fails you can write memory-intensive stuff in a dll and import it into one java or c#. It'll still be some lower-level coding (in c++ or c or asm) but at least it'll be isolated. You'll need to explain your program more ... -- mic
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