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When will C++ be replaced?

whats wrong with C++ that you want to replace it,

schadenfroh<--- has not steped outside the realm of visiual basic
 
Originally posted by: Schadenfroh
whats wrong with C++ that you want to replace it,

schadenfroh<--- has not steped outside the realm of visiual basic
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No reason, just curious.
 
not for a long time, unless a great reason to swiutch to a new language comes up. C++ works fine is versitile and seems to be an industry standard so unless java can uproot it or another language comes out.. C++ is gonna stay for awhile

and it damn well bettwe cause i dont want to have to go back through school
 
Originally posted by: Glitchny
and it damn well bettwe cause i dont want to have to go back through school
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Java's close enough that if you are far enough along to utilize classes, nodes, and templates you can just pretty much start writing java as though it were C++ and go by the compiler errors to figure out the nuances. Been there, done that, got the T-shirt.

IMO, C++ will never die. It'll be upgraded, but that's what makes it a great language. If anything replaces it, Java will. The Virtual Machine concept may take off if anyone ever integrates a 3d video aspect in it that passes through D3d or OpenGL to the host machine. Imagine, cross-platform games. No more developers not supporting Linux.

Dare to dream.
 
hahahaha... oh sorry.

Why do you want it to leave?
I wouldn't really use it myself, but not a bad language... IMHO.

Kk
 
Originally posted by: TerryMathews
Originally posted by: Glitchny
and it damn well bettwe cause i dont want to have to go back through school
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Java's close enough that if you are far enough along to utilize classes, nodes, and templates you can just pretty much start writing java as though it were C++ and go by the compiler errors to figure out the nuances. Been there, done that, got the T-shirt.

IMO, C++ will never die. It'll be upgraded, but that's what makes it a great language. If anything replaces it, Java will. The Virtual Machine concept may take off if anyone ever integrates a 3d video aspect in it that passes through D3d or OpenGL to the host machine. Imagine, cross-platform games. No more developers not supporting Linux.

Dare to dream.
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isn't Java slow when compared to C programmed applications, etc?
 
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