[hpsdr] Visual Studio version for PowerSDR...
n3evl
n3evl at townisp.com
Fri Mar 30 19:17:34 PDT 2012
I'd always assumed that C# was chosen as the basis of PowerSDR as a sort
of logical follow on to the original work done in VB; and possibly due
to the somewhat richer toolkit for GUI development compared to that
offered by Microsoft for C++. Much as I like C++, it wouldn't
necessarily be my first choice for heavy UI stuff without a richer
toolkit or framework (which, of course, do exist).
Pete, N3EVL
On 3/30/2012 7:42 PM, Alberto I2PHD wrote:
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> May I ask a simple question, not meant to start a religion war about
> languages ?
> What are (if any) the advantages of using the bloatware of .NET
> (needed for C#)
> against C++ ? Which are the motivations behind the initial choice of
> a programmer
> that elects the C# way instead of C++, when he is free from commercial
> (or of other
> nature) external restrictions ?
>
> TNX
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> 73 Alberto I2PHD
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