C# or Java ??

[ed welch]

Don't know anything about c#, but the image processing seemed to be pretty comprehensive in java. Maybe better to list the specific functions you need and see if the platform supports them.

[Ennis Ray Lynch Jr]

C++, then Java, then C#. That is just my two cents. Having developed in all three I think I have a solid foundation of the opinion as well.

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[Chris Losinger]

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[Chris Austin]

rockNroll wrote:

based on image processing.

C++ or C, most certainly not C# or Java.

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[leckey 0]

Assembly.

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[Bert delaVega]

Turbo Pascal Seriously, it depends on the business need/requirement/accessibility. Image processing is too vague a question. What type of processing? What type of environment?

[Fatbuddha 1]

If it should be platform independent then Java. If it should be Windows, then C#, espacially if you have any user Interface. Cheers

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[Jeremy Tierman]

Cobol or Fortran for really intensive stuff :rolleyes:

[Pete OHanlon]

Have you considered COBOL.NET? I'm just asking. ;P

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[John M Drescher]

:laugh: I believe I learned that in the 70s.

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[Pete OHanlon]

Damn - you beat me to the BOLOC representation.

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[Lost User]

COBOL - learnt that on this http://www.cisl.ucar.edu/computers/gallery/cdc/6600.jsp[^] and before you ask, yep, I'm almost that old !

[Pete OHanlon]

Ah - I managed to avoid COBOL. I have more of a mathematical background, so I was more on the FORTRAN, APL and C track.

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[Lost User]

Never tried Fortran. But did use PLAN on an ICL 1900 series, as well as COBOL and Assembler on an IBM 360. Those were the days when timeshare was common and input via a punched card/tape after agency punching them from 80 column hand written coding sheets.

[Pete OHanlon]

I remember those days so well.

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[GuyThiebaut]

I learn't COBOL and worked for a year programming it - makes bloated VB look positively anorexic in comparison.

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[Pete OHanlon]

You have my sympathies.

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[Brady Kelly]

:laugh::laugh:    :laugh::laugh:

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Clarion!

[Brady Kelly]

Call that old?  I learned COBOL on coding sheets! :suss: I actually did, at a programming college in 1996.  We only did hands-on practical once for each of three modules.  Every second Saturday morning was a gruelling five hour practical written in pencil on coding sheets.