[MUD-Dev] TECH: programming languages (was: Re: TECH: STL / H eaps, etc.)
Daniel.Harman at barclayscapital.com
Daniel.Harman at barclayscapital.com
Fri Aug 17 10:27:37 CEST 2001
> From: Justin Rogers [mailto:justin at mlstoday.com]
> I will admit that it currently works best for tools, but having
> worked on several game projects using .NET I can also say it
> integrates well with DirectX and OpenGL for client graphics. Its
> extremely scalable on the server offering depending on the models
> you use. Great DB connectivity interfaces, awesome XML support
> built in, ability to do on the fly modifications to classes is
> built into the CLR (see Reflection and AppDomain stuff in the
> docs).
Aren't there severe performance issues working in interop mode
(bridging between old-style code and .net code requires a proxy for
you non .net people)? I imagine that would stifle direct X work to a
large extent?
> I'm just wondering why someone (other than me) hasn't started
> working with .NET to produce some sort of code-base. I realize
> the Beta idea is holding some people back, but I haven't had many
> issues moving my code base from Beta 1 to Beta 2. So I don't
> foresee any major changes between now and final release.
Probably because its seldom that new code bases are started and
continued for more than a week compounded by the paucity of
information available on .net. All I know, I got from a 5 day
Developmentor course. I must say I went into the course expecting to
hate it, and came out really rather impressed - especially from a
server-side perspective. I am yet to be convinced about its
viability for games though especially as I don't think hot-spotting
etc. is supported yet.
Dan
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