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What's wrong with C#?

I agree with Dykam, its much cleaner to use than any language I've come across.

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Dykam
What's wrong with C#?

C# is an object-oriented programming language developed by Microsoft. No need to say more.

There are compilers that will create binarys that run on both unix based systems and mac. C# was created because they tried to make a language called J# then Sun sued them as it was very similar to java incase people didn't know.

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Dykam
What's wrong with C#?

C# is an object-oriented programming language developed by Microsoft. No need to say more.

That doesn't mean it's MS only... The OS-project Mono uses C#. C++ is also partially developed by MS, Ansi/Iso has taken a lot of the features of VC++.

no no there is nothing wrong with it, i just dont like it as much as c and c++, its 100x better than java

Getting abused by the C# lovers :p

<.<...>.> HTML pawns

C# and HTML are no concurrency :D With C#->ASP.NET, HTML is generated.

Yeah I know...it's just the only thing I know how to do...well actually who doesn't these days :(

Almost everybody of my classmates...

I've finished it now, just adding example programs at the end of the chapter for code reference, it's around 90 something pages long, so yeah... I'll add a download for a pdf and get someone to format it on the wiki for me.

Yeah... know i'm really curious. Did you get threading in it?

It's a guide on libwiisprite so I didn't see the point, if you really really want, I can make a short guide on multithreading.

I really want it... it's usefull for steady framterates, and more.

Physics and graphics ;) I'll see if I can put something together or an example program.

Framerates->physics and graphics yeah. Thank you already :D.

I don't see much point in threading the physics and graphics at this level as the gpu will handle the graphics and the cpu, the physics (given of course that you are using a lib or api that is handled by the gpu).

I know.. but the main code is handled at the CPU.. is there another way for a steady framerate? Getting time to see the difference, and calculate it in at the movements?

There's a number of functions for getting the number of milliseconds, nanoseconds and clicks that have occured since the function executed and then determine what a section of the program does after that length of time, but this may be very difficult to figure out and I can't recall the functions.