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-=> Quoting Corey Snow to Scott Adams <=-
SA> SD> Talk to Corey Snow. Renegade is being rewritten in Java. :P
SA>
SA> It is? Wow..Most have some good toolboxes out there
SA> for Java that I've not noticed :)
CS> Well, I didn't say it wasn't a challenge. :) I had initially thought
CS> to do it with C/C++, but after getting a look at the latest Java SDK,
CS> I decided to do it that way instead. I'm a passable C/C++ coder, but
CS> Java is much cleaner and less error-prone. I had initially ruled out
CS> Java because my most recent experience with it was JDK 1.0.2, but it's
CS> come a helluva long way since then.
I think that was the last version for myself as well. I
think i still have that one around here somewhere. Mainly
stuff at work but not home. Java is cleaner but give it
a few more years it'll be like C so bogged down it'll
be just as insane :)
CS> The greatest challenge is actually not the code per se, but walking
CS> the fine line between nostalgia and new features.
hehe...yep...Well you definitely have access to more web based
stuff in the Java universe than the C universe so at least
that's a plus.
... Who can figure a species like that? Beep beep!
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