Re: [Dev-C++] .net langwijs

[Scott S. <ssi...@sp...>]

yakir arbib wrote:

> Hi to all
>
> I have been speaking to a lot of friends consirning programming and stuf
>
> And I have come to the conklution that I should swich to a .net 
> langwij,like c#.net or visual basic.net
>
> That's because my interests for now are to develop audio games [games 
> that are accessible to blind and vi gamers]
>
> There are a lot of little commpanys that develop this kind of 
> games,and now that "audio gaming market" has become a very big and 
> succesfull one [considering the number of blind or vi gamers] that 
> there's around.
>
> Now,this games use highly complikated 3d sound technics , moast of 
> that is dun using microsoft direct X  technology,I've bin told that 
> c++ is an old langwij considering what there is out there now
>
> Like the new jeneration of .net langwijs[c#.net and visual 
> basic.net],now,I think it'll be better I start learning this kind of 
> things now,sinss this is what I wanna do
>
> And the problem is this:
>
> Firstly ,I nead someone familyar with visual basic 6 or vb.net,to tell 
> me a bit about it
>
> And another thing is  that moast audio game developers I spoke to,say 
> it's better I'll learn vb.net other than c#.net, I'd like to know what 
> you think about it
>
> And wether you think c++ and c#.net are stronger than vb6 and vb.net
>
> Thanks a lot
>
> Regards
>
> yakir
>
C++ will still work fine for audio game development. It supports 
DirectX, as well as many other popular libraries, such as SDL. VB may be 
a little easier to learn though. If you want a site with lots of game 
development resources, check out www.gamedev.net. Someone there will 
know a lot more about audio games than I do, and should be able to help you.

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~~Scott Simontis~~
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