Re: What programming language is the most widely used to make viruses?

Alex wrote:

> Java has its uses. Writing platform-independant code is impossible in
> C, and crossplatform source is difficult in any language. I wouldn't

That is not true at all. There are C porting packages, and many carefully
written C packages port without changes to many platforms. Because people
choose not to write portable C code is not the language's fault.

> I've coded for Windows in C++. It was not an enjoyable experience. It
> was even worse before I learned to use the API instead of MFC.

Few people program direct to the Win API (I don't). Whats wrong with MFC ?
I've never used it, but it seems to have a large following.

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