[ChaosPower]

ada really for me is hard to read, if you are to debug a program with more than 20 pages of source it is really hard to get used to. C++ is also hard to trace if the original developer of the source has not supplied enough data to find the source of it all. How much more if Ada? hehe. I think Ada developers really have a high salary, but the work really push you to limits.

Well if there is somebody out there that is going to love ada then it probably is developing for embedded systems which one of the objective of java.


I love C++ and Java, I hate ada most of all! hehe. Welcome JEDI.

[Scorpion54]

Originally Posted by uncholowapo Yup c/c++. Hey do you use Visual Basic or C++ for your programs?

me and Nzhawk both use Visual Basic. (nzhawk did use C++ but found .net easier)

I've used vb for a few years and find it easy to program (until a bug appears) where as seeing C++ code i can't think how to program.

[uncholowapo]

I am currently learning ANSII/ISO C++ (if you don't know what that is, it is like a general form of C++ that is designed to work on any system. So it doesn't matter if you are on linux, mac, or windows when you are coding) from this book I bought and was wondering if VC++ is a good IDE?

[0cton]

Originally Posted by uncholowapo I am currently learning ANSII/ISO C++ (if you don't know what that is, it is like a general form of C++ that is designed to work on any system. So it doesn't matter if you are on linux, mac, or windows when you are coding) from this book I bought and was wondering if VC++ is a good IDE?

microsoft never respect any standarts
so yes and no

[ChaosPower]

Originally Posted by 0cton microsoft never respect any standarts so yes and no

correct, the answer is no, microsoft never did stick to standards but respect it as a guide.

anyways standards can never be formed without taking risk of making something new.

C++ is designed to work on any systems if you did the right thing. Java is the most applicable language for all systems if you install the run time. Java is design once and never recompile again. Code Injection is also possible in java. But it is much quicker using c++.

int main()
{

return 0;
}

void main()
{

}


what is the standard? forgot it.

I use int main(){return 0;}

do not get confuse, standards is just a guide.

Addition to ADA:

Ada really s***s anyways if you get to be expert in ada, hope for a really high sallary. I know that ADA really has high cost of development.