C++ / c#?

[chaddiablo]

Oh you...
and who are you?

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Seriously, read through the thread, and see what he replied to.

You may not ask for his opinion, but him pointing out the fact that you haven't used the language, yet are putting in your own opinion, is completely valid.

Hes stating a fact from his opinion.
Saying that I don't know the language cause of a code months back.

[Apoc]

Oh you...
and who are you?

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Hes stating a fact from his opinion.
Saying that I don't know the language cause of a code months back.

I'm inclined to believe he's correct. You're still using C++/CLI, which is most definitely NOT C++. Some aspects are shared, sure. But they are vastly different.

[chaddiablo]

I'm inclined to believe he's correct. You're still using C++/CLI, which is most definitely NOT C++. Some aspects are shared, sure. But they are vastly different.

Yes they are different in ways.
But Im trying to state that the fact that I used c++/cli back then doesnt mean I still use it still.

[Apoc]

Yes they are different in ways.
But Im trying to state that the fact that I used c++/cli back then doesnt mean I still use it still.

Then prove us wrong?

What language do you currently work in?

[chaddiablo]

Then prove us wrong?

What language do you currently work in?

C++, vb.net

I make bots for monetizing money.

[XTZGZoReX]

C++/CLI actually compiles into regular CIL (unless you make any calls to libc/libstdc++, in which case, those calls become P/Invokes), so the language syntax is the *only* thing that can be compared; the underlying runtime doesn't even remotely resemble that of C++.

Either way, that's not to say C++/CLI sucks - it gives you raw pointer manipulation just like C++, as well as manual memory management, which is VERY beneficial in some cases (it effectively makes the .NET platform great for game programming, for instance, because you have such low-level control, and can completely avoid using the GC at all). C++/CLI is even fully Mono-compatible if you avoid any calls into libc/libstdc++ (been there, done that; works like a charm, though you have to patch a few things so the linker shuts up (e.g. provide malloc, free, so on, so forth)).

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[Apoc]

C++, vb.net

I make bots for monetizing money.

So uh... how did you manage to fall into VB.NET from *any* C based language?

I'm sorry, but you give me no reason to believe you at all.

[Apoc]

C++/CLI actually compiles into regular CIL (unless you make any calls to libc/libstdc++, in which case, those calls become P/Invokes), so the language syntax is the *only* thing that can be compared; the underlying runtime doesn't even remotely resemble that of C++.

Either way, that's not to say C++/CLI sucks - it gives you raw pointer manipulation just like C++, as well as manual memory management, which is VERY beneficial in some cases (it effectively makes the .NET platform great for game programming, for instance, because you have such low-level control, and can completely avoid using the GC at all). C++/CLI is even fully Mono-compatible if you avoid any calls into libc/libstdc++ (been there, done that; works like a charm, though you have to patch a few things so the linker shuts up (e.g. provide malloc, free, so on, so forth)).

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Hush you. Nobody invited you to the party!

[chaddiablo]

So uh... how did you manage to fall into VB.NET from *any* C based language?

I'm sorry, but you give me no reason to believe you at all.

vb.net was my first language I started in.
And once I got the hang of that. I went and started learning c++

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I'm not asking you to believe me I'm just stating a fact.

[XTZGZoReX]

Hush you. Nobody invited you to the party!

It's not like this party is very interesting anyway.

[chaddiablo]

It's not like the party is very interesting anyway.

This is the most interesting thread I had all day okay!

[suicidity]

Heh well. That post was back then.
And I have already made a few bots from that code.

Since I learned c++ first. And haven't touched c# yet.

vb.net was my first language I started in.
And once I got the hang of that. I went and started learning c++

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I'm not asking you to believe me I'm just stating a fact.

Wait.. what? Which came first.. the C++ or the VB?

[Robske]

This is the most interesting thread I had all day okay!

You must live a very exciting life.

Also, your font colour sucks.

[XTZGZoReX]

Also, your font colour sucks.

I second that.

[Jadd]

Wait.. what? Which came first.. the C++ or the VB?

The AutoIt