Re: Java or C++ for cross-platform Cocoa/.NET?
Re: Java or C++ for cross-platform Cocoa/.NET?
- Subject: Re: Java or C++ for cross-platform Cocoa/.NET?
- From: Jens Bäckman <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 9 Jun 2004 00:46:34 +0200
On 2004-06-08, at 04.00, David Feldman wrote:
How does this C++/MC++ mixing work? If I can write standard C++ code
and just connect it up to MC++ or C# code, that sounds reasonable. I
have no attachment to pure .NET and am only using .NET because it's a
quick way to create the Windows-specific pieces of a Windows app.
A recommendation here: you might want to look at Borland C++ Builder.
Imagine the ease-of-use when designing GUI:s in Visual Basic, combined
with all the power of C++. A very powerful development tool, that lets
you work quite fast. Plus the development tools don't hate you, as one
might think when using Visual Studio (MFC... WinForms... *shudder*).
So, my recommendation: use pure C++ with STL in all it's glory for the
cross-platform stuff. Use C++ Builder/C++ for Windows, and
XCode/ObjectiveC for Mac OS X. Enjoy your coding sessions.
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