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From:Ten Forward
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posted 10-14-2001 06:15 PM               

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is it custom made by 'core' using their TRLE engine, or pascal etc...?

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posted 10-14-2001 06:34 PM               

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I would imagine it is C with some Assembly.

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posted 10-15-2001 06:36 PM               

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Originally posted by aktrekker:
I would imagine it is C with some Assembly.

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Im surprised - i thought 'C' an assembly were too old.?!

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posted 10-15-2001 06:39 PM               

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I did a bit of research on this awhile back..
And it is infact C Programing!
Not that i know anything about Programing..
But hey at least i answered your Question! ^_^

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posted 10-15-2001 06:57 PM               

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C is not too old, it is still a VERY useful language. It is just different than C++, but that does not make it obsolete.
Assembly is used less today in applications, but is still essential for low-level functionality like device drivers, and firmware embedded on graphics and sound cards, etc.

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posted 10-15-2001 08:12 PM               

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I believe it is written in english.

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posted 10-21-2001 03:49 PM               

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Thanx atrekker

now i know better.

but incidently, was the TRLE created with 'C' as well?

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posted 10-21-2001 06:51 PM               

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Most likely. The original version would have been written before C++ became so popular. I'm sure there is a little Assembly to speed up the preview mode.

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posted 10-23-2001 09:39 AM               

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C++

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posted 10-28-2001 07:36 PM               

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Originally posted by Thierry:
C++

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so whats with C++, why did they use this language, its 3rd generation isnt it, but isnt there 4th gen langs out there, like prolog ????

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posted 10-28-2001 08:32 PM               

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So far, 4GLs are not suited to low-level or fast-paced real-time programming. They tend to run best in interpreted mode, and provide little or no means for interfacing to hardware. They are meant to be used in intelligent applications. Other languages will still be needed for special programming like graphics and hardware control. Similar to the relationship between C/C++ and Assembly right now.

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posted 10-29-2001 01:24 PM            

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You can see the '/n' cout<< new line command right there in the scripts!

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posted 10-29-2001 02:42 PM               

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i wish i could program *sigh*

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posted 10-29-2001 04:39 PM               

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what's the difference between C and C++?

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posted 10-29-2001 04:40 PM               

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Very simply, and in non-technical terms,

C++ is "object-oriented". You define objects that know how to do things. Then you make all the objects talk to each other, and tell them to do things.

C is "procedure-oriented". You just write the code to do what you want, there are no objects. You can simulate most of the object-oriented behavior of C++, but it takes alot of extra code to do it.

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