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[davepermen]

anubis said:

oh boy i thought that this kind of discussion died out years ago. are we really still in the stone ages ?

hehe, yeah.. the ages of C style languages is gone long ago..

till christmas, right, anubis?:D

[anubis]

hehe... actually i was talking about the c - c++ war...
but yes you are right till christmas everything will have changed... :)

[davepermen]

i know what you where talking about..:D

[anubis]

hmmm, only one month left till world domination... and i still don't have any clothes for that event...
what are you going to wear on christmas eve ?

[davepermen]

you mean you only have the emperors clothes? shit, i wanted to wear them..

well then, i'll wear my normal outfit then:D

[Mihail121]

You guys are bad! I'm gonna tell mom.... Uaaaaaaaaaaaaa.

P.S.
By teh lay C ROKS!!!~!1

P.S.S
Ok that was stupid. Everyone has his/shes own taste.

[davepermen]

well, there are tastes that are based on good reasons and there are tasted that are based on bad reasons..

hype is a bad reason. most c++ and c programmers have this reason to use the language, and hail it. marketing hype. now, the same goes on with c#.

[alia]

davepermen said:

well, there are tastes that are based on good reasons and there are tasted that are based on bad reasons..

hype is a bad reason. most c++ and c programmers have this reason to use the language, and hail it. marketing hype. now, the same goes on with c#.

Hmm in that case im probably staying away from vb and c# for bad reasons... (well c# anyway - ive used vb and find it very stoopid).. ie m$ft.. *shrug* i guess ill try it when i need to use it.. untill then ill stick to perl/c/c++

[anubis]

i had to use VB on a job once. VBA to be precice. a real nightmare that was....

[Mihail121]

I was coding the last night the source for my soft render tut 2 and i realized that there ain't really no need to be going back to stone age. That's why i decided to use classes where needed too. But i still continue to think that true code is NOT based only on classes or procedures. One has to use combination of both.

[anubis]

no arguement about that...
just use what suits the situation best

[baldurk]

I'd personally say that if you use the style of coding/language that suits you best, that's almost always the best option.

I use a mix of C/C++. If I was to code in pure either, I'd be slower for the same task.

[anubis]

well, that's a matter of training and adhering to certain patterns though