Poll (On which language people here are using?)

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36 comments, last by MARS_999 21 years, 6 months ago
C++ mostly. Use Perl a fair bit for CGI/web-based stuff.
I''ve been using PROLOG a bit lately as well, though not through choice
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quote:Original post by MARS_999
I am wondering what is the most used language by all people at gamedev.net? I am using C++. Just trying to get an idea what ratio of people are using C vs C++ and then compare that to other languages e.g. Java, VB, Pascal. Thanks all.


C++ only cause I hate Java.
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C++, Java, C# and Python mostly. Learning Eiffel, but I don''t have a lot of time to spare at the moment, so it''s slow going.


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C++
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In order of preference and frequency, Java, C++, Delphi, C.
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I usually prefer C because I think it looks cleaner, but I''ll use a little C++ here and there when it suits me.
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I use English more than anything else.

Oh come on, somebody had to!!! Actually, I use a mixture of C and C++ when programming. Depends on whether I''m writing shell code or game components. If it''s going to be a component, I generally use C++ so I can reuse the component in other projects. If it''s a very sequential program, I''ll just use C.

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