You can never know too many programming languages

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The Qaz

MAC BINARY, DUH!!!

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Admiral Zombat
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C++, compiled and coded in Codewarrior.

-Skunks

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Enginners can actually hear machines talk to them. The rattle in the car's engine teases softly, "I'll bet you can't find me." The computer hums an approving tune when the enginner writes an expecially briliant peice of computer code. The toaster says "Not yet, not yet, not yet." untill the toast pops out. An enginner who is surrounded by machines is never lonly and never judged by apperance. These are friends.

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Originally posted by Skunko7:
**C++, compiled and coded in Codewarrior.
**

Half right - I didn't have a decent C++ compiler when I started it, so EV is all written in straight C. I do now use CWPro like the rest of the sane people in the world, however.

mcb

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Matt Burch
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It's not written in REALbasic, in case you were wondering, qazwer...

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Formerly COpperman - #29 on the Periodic Table

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Pave the Rainforest

Oh yah, ha ha, real funny, nobody writes anything in REalBasic, I knew it was writting in CodeWarrior, I HAVE codewarrior.

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The Qaz

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Originally posted by Qazwer:
**Oh yah, ha ha, real funny, nobody writes anything in REalBasic, I knew it was writting in CodeWarrior, I HAVE codewarrior.
**

Would you like to place bets on that? More software than you know is written in REALbasic.

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..Like the IE5-Mac interface..

-S

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Enginners can actually hear machines talk to them. The rattle in the car's engine teases softly, "I'll bet you can't find me." The computer hums an approving tune when the enginner writes an expecially briliant peice of computer code. The toaster says "Not yet, not yet, not yet." untill the toast pops out. An enginner who is surrounded by machines is never lonly and never judged by apperance. These are friends.

How about QBasic? Only programming tool I know... :rolleyes:

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Formerly COpperman - #29 on the Periodic Table

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DUHHHH!!! It's written in english

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The Qaz

Good ol' fasioned BASIC can kick all those. It dosn't have all those features, but it has STYLE.

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Originally posted by OctoberFost:
**Good ol' fasioned BASIC can kick all those. It dosn't have all those features, but it has STYLE.:D

**

Oh yeah, especially that very nice, so non-object-oriented command, GOTO. Great style. Sure.

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God. Root. What is difference?
-Pitr

AIM: obormot345

If it's style you're after, LISP is your bet.

But if I want to do something serious, I go for C. After all, the people using the programs rarely see the style of the programming language...

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"I don't say yes or no, more like the other way around"

Ankh Starrunner, The Diamond Blaster

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Originally posted by Ankh Starrunner:
**If it's style you're after, LISP is your bet.

But if I want to do something serious, I go for C. After all, the people using the programs rarely see the style of the programming language...
**

Yeah! C++ for higher-level stuff, though. C for the system-level stuff.

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God. Root. What is difference?
-Pitr

AIM: obormot345

C++ is great when you're sure you're not going to be reaching the theoretical processing limit of the platform you're aiming for That object oriented scheme has so many overhead hits...

C is much better for speed-sensitive programming, like games. You can take a lot of shortcuts in C that are considered bad form in C++ programming.

'Course...it usually comes down to some machine coding too. BLECH. Writing assembly for 68x machines wasn't bad, but writing it for a PPC makes me cry ;_;

Izuna
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