Re: So frustrating... (cross-platform development)
- From: "GrandmasterB" <Fizzle@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 14:41:58 -0400
"mr_organic" <mr_organic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho <felipe@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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...except for the fact that C/C++ forms about 95% percent of the developed
code on Linux, with most of the remainder being Python, Perl, or PHP.
Pascal has a tiny, a minuscule, mindshare on Linux. C/C++, on the other
As I said in another thread.... "what is this, high school?". It isnt a
popularity contest. We're not voting for prom queen. We're picking the
right tool for the job. There was a point when Perl, PHP, and Python had
no code base to speak of either - yet look where they are now.
If you already have large amounts of Delphi code, I dont see the point in
tossing it all down the drain to re-write from scratch simply because a few
3rd party components arent available for Lazarus. If you switch to C++, not
only will you also not have those 3rd party tools, you'll have to re-write
everything else too. Plus take the very large efficiency hit if you are
more productive in Delphi than C++. Lazarus really ought to be looked into.
FPC will basically compile any D7 compatible code as-is, so a lot of the 3rd
party tools might be portable with minimal effort anyways.
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