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- Subject: Re: C++ with Zapp vs. Delphi
- Date: Mon, 15 Jan 1996 22:39:08 -0600
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- Christopher Fynn wrote:
- >
- > In article <4d5o3n$9t7@news.puug.pt>
- > Infor-d@individual.puug.pt "Pedro Esteves Pinto" writes:
- > ...
- >
- > > For the other code. There are tons of C++/C code you can use for free.
- > > Altough Delphi already has some nice programmers out there doing good stuff
- > > and sharing it its still mainly GUI stuff. I don't know how easy it would
- > > be to find numerical analysis libs or parsing engines generators.
- >
- > There is tons of source code available in Pascal though which
- > can be used in Delphi with little or no change. There are a
- > number of books on Pascal available which cover things like
- > numerical analysis and parsing engines. Remember Pascal has
- > always been a popular choice for teaching the principles of
- > programming.
-
- Don't forget that Delphi 2.0 will let you link in C OBJ and LIB files directly.
- No need to re-write anything if you've got C code you like.
-
- -Matt
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