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I'm a C++ programmer about 2 years. My question is not about to solve a specific trouble. I'm being scared with the crescent growing of languages like C# and Java. What I would like to know of anyone is the following: These languages will definitely substitute C++? In any kind of market. I've readed some news that game industry are thiking to adopt a unique hardware(something like a setupbox) and develop games to it. The programming language I think, will occur the same. If this hardware have an virtual machine inside it, java and C# are natural choices to develop games. so, what do you think about that?
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I'm a C++ programmer about 2 years. My question is not about to solve a specific trouble. I'm being scared with the crescent growing of languages like C# and Java. What I would like to know of anyone is the following: These languages will definitely substitute C++? In any kind of market. I've readed some news that game industry are thiking to adopt a unique hardware(something like a setupbox) and develop games to it. The programming language I think, will occur the same. If this hardware have an virtual machine inside it, java and C# are natural choices to develop games. so, what do you think about that?
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I'm a C++ programmer about 2 years. My question is not about to solve a specific trouble. I'm being scared with the crescent growing of languages like C# and Java. What I would like to know of anyone is the following: These languages will definitely substitute C++? In any kind of market. I've readed some news that game industry are thiking to adopt a unique hardware(something like a setupbox) and develop games to it. The programming language I think, will occur the same. If this hardware have an virtual machine inside it, java and C# are natural choices to develop games. so, what do you think about that?
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I'm a C++ programmer about 2 years. My question is not about to solve a specific trouble. I'm being scared with the crescent growing of languages like C# and Java. What I would like to know of anyone is the following: These languages will definitely substitute C++? In any kind of market. I've readed some news that game industry are thiking to adopt a unique hardware(something like a setupbox) and develop games to it. The programming language I think, will occur the same. If this hardware have an virtual machine inside it, java and C# are natural choices to develop games. so, what do you think about that?
Alex Cutovoi wrote:
These languages will definitely substitute C++?
In certain areas. For Line of business applications Java and C# have practically shut out C++ already. In games there is now the XNA framework for C#. That is just for hobbiests, but I'm sure that commercial frameworks will be (or maybe already are) available.
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Alex Cutovoi wrote:
These languages will definitely substitute C++?
In certain areas. For Line of business applications Java and C# have practically shut out C++ already. In games there is now the XNA framework for C#. That is just for hobbiests, but I'm sure that commercial frameworks will be (or maybe already are) available.
Upcoming FREE developer events: * Glasgow: SQL Server Managed Objects AND Reporting Services ... My website
You can use XNA and C# to make games for the 360 too. At least, thats what i was told...or thats what i think i was told...
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