Re: Working with other languages

I don't forsee any problems with memory management when
using DLLs. After all, most of the Windows DLLs are Visual
C++-generated and Delphi can use them just fine. You can/will
have trouble if you try to link object files from one toolchain with
those from another, however.

It would be best to just stick with C++, since it is the least
expensive option with the most options (no pun intended)
regarding development environments - etc. If you stick to
standard graphics libraries like OpenGL, you can make porting
to other platforms much easier (and C/C++ helps with that, too).

"Robin" <Robin@.com> wrote in message
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Thanks Nathaniel,

Would there be any memory management issues using regular DLL's from
different compilers? Say, C++ and Delphi?


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