Hi there every body
I'm new in programming in windows.
I know how to program with C and C++ in DOS
but I don't know select which one for programming in windows:
Visual C++ ,C# or Delphi.
thanks.
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"Hafez" <ha**********@m sn.com> wrote in message
news:ff******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hi there every body
I'm new in programming in windows.
Windows is not topical here. Only the ISO standard
C++ language is.
I know how to program with C and C++ in DOS
Neither C nor C++ depend upon the platform.
They're platform-independent languages.
but I don't know select which one for programming in windows:
Visual C++ ,C# or Delphi.
"Best" is always a subjective issue.
Use whichever lets you get the job done most effectively.
Only you can decide this. The languages you mention are
only a few possible candidates.
Language selection and comparison is not topical here.
Try a Windows newsgroup such as
comp.os.ms-windows.program mer.win32
-Mike
> Hi there every body I'm new in programming in windows.
I know how to program with C and C++ in DOS
but I don't know select which one for programming in windows:
Visual C++ ,C# or Delphi.
This is an obvious troll. Please, ignore it.
Jonathan
Hafez wrote: Hi there every body
I'm new in programming in windows.
I know how to program with C and C++ in DOS
but I don't know select which one for programming in windows:
Visual C++ ,C# or Delphi.
I want to ruin the environment, waste my money, and destabilize both the USA
and the Middle East.
Which is better, a Chevy Avalanche, a Cadilac Escalade, or a Hummer?
--
Phlip
Phlip wrote: Which is better, a Chevy Avalanche, a Cadilac Escalade, or a Hummer?
The better is not to fall for a troll and not to bring actual politics into
a technical newsgroup.
--
WW aka Attila
WW wrote: Phlip wrote: Which is better, a Chevy Avalanche, a Cadilac Escalade, or a Hummer?
The better is not to fall for a troll and not to bring actual politics
into a technical newsgroup.
The turnip truck I fell off might not be far down the road by now, but I
thought the question showed general naivete regarding the 'net and the
compiler offerings. Not explicit trolling.
I note that the inevitable MS vs. Borland & C++ vs. C# threads have not
burst forth.
However, point taken that on this newsgroup sage advice about resisting
trolling can fall on deaf ears!
--
Phlip http://www.greencheese.org/NotScudds
-- The smoker you drink, the programmer you get --
"Phlip" <ph*******@yaho o.com> wrote in message
news:bl******** @dispatch.conce ntric.net... WW wrote: Phlip wrote: Which is better, a Chevy Avalanche, a Cadilac Escalade, or a Hummer?
The better is not to fall for a troll and not to bring actual politics
into a technical newsgroup.
The turnip truck I fell off might not be far down the road by now, but I
thought the question showed general naivete regarding the 'net and the
compiler offerings. Not explicit trolling.
I agree.
But:
I think the way you phrased your response could also be easily
taken for "trolling". E.g. my views (which I will *not* express
here) on environmentalis m, politics, economics, and "MS-bashing"
differ greatly from most of those I've heard expressed by others.
Many will agree with the implications of what you wrote, others
will not. Some might simply misunderstand.
Possible/probable outcome of your post: Off Topic Flame War.
Not Good(tm).
I'm not trying to flame you here myself, I do find most of
your posts here useful and insightful, I just think that
post showed a momentary lapse of judgement. :-)
I note that the inevitable MS vs. Borland & C++ vs. C# threads have not
burst forth.
However, point taken that on this newsgroup sage advice about resisting
trolling can fall on deaf ears!
Eh? :-)
$.02
-Mike
"Mike Wahler" <mk******@mkwah ler.net> wrote in message news:<Js******* **********@news read4.news.pas. earthlink.net>. .. "Hafez" <ha**********@m sn.com> wrote in message
news:ff******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hi there every body
I'm new in programming in windows.
Windows is not topical here. Only the ISO standard
C++ language is.
More time is spent on this forum trying tell eveyone this is only
about dicussing the ISO C++ language standard than there is giving
help. Why dont you just make a ng called comp.lang.iso-c++ and allow
this forum to be what all other comp.land.* forums are, which is a
general help forum for that language.
Arquebus257WeaM ag wrote: "Mike Wahler" <mk******@mkwah ler.net> wrote in message
news:<Js******* **********@news read4.news.pas. earthlink.net>. .. "Hafez" <ha**********@m sn.com> wrote in message
news:ff******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hi there every body
I'm new in programming in windows.
Windows is not topical here. Only the ISO standard
C++ language is.
More time is spent on this forum trying tell eveyone this is only
about dicussing the ISO C++ language standard than there is giving
help. Why dont you just make a ng called comp.lang.iso-c++ and allow
this forum to be what all other comp.land.* forums are, which is a
general help forum for that language.
This forum is a general help forum for the C++ language. The C++ language
is defined by its international standard: ISO/IEC 14882. Programming
involving platform specific functionality is to be discussed in
platform/implementation specific newsgroups. Unfortunately since 80% of the
posts in here (last few days) are off-topic and morons keep protecting those
off-topic threads we have less and less time to spend on answering legit C++
*langauge* questions.
Unfortunately some idiots do not realise that this newsgroup is not
comp.programmin g.c++, but comp.lang.c++. Where lang means language. Where
langauge means the C++ language as defined by ISO/IEC 14882.
I wish those idiots would make a newsgroup for themselves, like
comp.lang.c++.4 2, short for
comp.lang.c++.t he.meaning.of.l ife.the.world.a nd.everything so we could
finally do what we are here for: help each other with
questions/problems/doubts about *the C++ language*. Not Windows, not Linux,
not Fourier analysis, not password cracking not...
READ it: http://www.slack.net/~shiva/offtopic.txt
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