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[REBOL] Re: Windows GUI apps: Rebol/SDK vs. Visual C++ 2003

From: tim:johnsons-web at: 24-Jan-2003 18:02

* jose <[jjmmes--yahoo--es]> [030124 15:49]:
> I've got to the point where I see C as legacy and only > very important to handle APIs to systems built in C. > > Just reading the first 2 chapters of Stroustrup C++ > reference and you see things differently, or his paper > "Learning Standard C++ as a New Language"
C++ is touted as for large projects - but there must be a reason that so much of the Linux Kernel is built in C. Could it be CVS? Watch those headers files :-) they'll kill your development curve.
> > (as opposed to C++)? > > Do you know about Dynace? > > > > > Actually, REBOL has been a great training language > > to > > > help me look into C++ with a broad set of > > > requirements. > > > > Not enough as been discussed (IMHO and within > > earshot) about how to use rebol as a prototyping > > tool and for transformational programming. > > (Using rebol to write code for other, more > > verbose languages like C/C++) > > -tim- > > Not sure it's worth it. I thought about building a C++ > parser that translates a Rebol script into C++ , for > performance but I don't think it's worth it. You code > in C++ directly for performance and you use Rebol for > prototyping.
From what I've seen of some of the more advanced rebol programming, the reverse might be the answer: Use rebol to build C++ code - just a thought - and you might want to research what is being done in scheme,lisp and bigloo ----
> In GUIs I think differently, Rebol might do the job so > why spend more time to do the same. > > ___________________________________________________ > Yahoo! Móviles > Personaliza tu móvil con tu logo y melodía favorito > en http://moviles.yahoo.es > -- > To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to > [rebol-request--rebol--com] with "unsubscribe" in the > subject, without the quotes.
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