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Started by Punk, October 03, 2009, 02:22:48 AM

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Ender

Quote from: Punk on October 03, 2009, 02:22:48 AM
Refusing for the last couple years to learn how the .Net platform works, I've decided that I probably should knock this one off my shoulder. Actually, it wasn't until 3 days ago when my dad's friend asked if I could write him some new server software for his company... The software will be accepting / responding to many multiple active connections.

So I did some research and asking around and noticed a lot of people pointed me towards .Net. I would do it in C, but my experience level isn't quite there yet and I know if I did something like that with my level of experience, I would create clusters of memory leaks.

Knowing VB6, I thought it would probably be easiest to go to VB.Net. Therefore, I would be able to get the project done a lot faster.

So my questions are...

Would .Net be suitable for this project?
Is C# and VB equivalent in performance since they both compile down to the same CLR?

many multiple?

Punk

Quote from: Ender on October 04, 2009, 07:45:55 PM
Quote from: Punk on October 03, 2009, 02:22:48 AM
Refusing for the last couple years to learn how the .Net platform works, I've decided that I probably should knock this one off my shoulder. Actually, it wasn't until 3 days ago when my dad's friend asked if I could write him some new server software for his company... The software will be accepting / responding to many multiple active connections.

So I did some research and asking around and noticed a lot of people pointed me towards .Net. I would do it in C, but my experience level isn't quite there yet and I know if I did something like that with my level of experience, I would create clusters of memory leaks.

Knowing VB6, I thought it would probably be easiest to go to VB.Net. Therefore, I would be able to get the project done a lot faster.

So my questions are...

Would .Net be suitable for this project?
Is C# and VB equivalent in performance since they both compile down to the same CLR?

many multiple?

Oops?

Camel

Vouch for C# being Java that looks like C++. Oh, and at the risk of introducing new information, it's object-oriented, and strongly typed.

<Camel> i said what what
<Blaze> in the butt
<Camel> you want to do it in my butt?
<Blaze> in my butt
<Camel> let's do it in the butt
<Blaze> Okay!

Lead

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Quote from: Punk on October 03, 2009, 02:22:48 AM
Refusing for the last couple years to learn how the .Net platform works, I've decided that I probably should knock this one off my shoulder. Actually, it wasn't until 3 days ago when my dad's friend asked if I could write him some new server software for his company... The software will be accepting / responding to many multiple active connections.

So I did some research and asking around and noticed a lot of people pointed me towards .Net. I would do it in C, but my experience level isn't quite there yet and I know if I did something like that with my level of experience, I would create clusters of memory leaks.

Knowing VB6, I thought it would probably be easiest to go to VB.Net. Therefore, I would be able to get the project done a lot faster.

So my questions are...

Would .Net be suitable for this project?
Is C# and VB equivalent in performance since they both compile down to the same CLR?

Damn your dad's friend wanted a BNetD clone?

http://forum.valhallalegends.com/index.php?topic=18082.0


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Punk

#20
Lol. Or maybe.. I was just using a bot to play around with the sockets :o

Dun dun dun

Lead

Quote from: Punk on October 07, 2009, 12:00:15 PM
Lol. Or maybe.. I was just using a bot to play around with the sockets :o

Dun dun dun

Lies and slander.


QuoteSon, if you really want something in this life, you have to work for it. Now quiet! They're about to announce the lottery numbers. - Homer Simpson