Author: Eran
Date: 11:21:34 11/24/01
Microsoft introduced a new programming code called C# (pronounced C-Sharp). It is designed for programmers who want to balance power vs. productivity. That means they want to develop programs faster with fewer errors as possible. Even they can develop more frequent upgrades in a shorter time with fewer bugs. C# is type-safe and always initialized variables if programmers forget to initialize them themselves. Also, C# automatically cleans up heap memories, etc so programmers don't have to worry about deleting memories etc at the end of codes. However, I think C# lacks some best optimization options like some in MSVC6. So, do you think C# is better ideal than C++ or MFC for chess engine and chessboard interface programming? I don't know how many C++ and MFC programmers will move to C# in the future, do you? Eran My new e-mail address: erk@012.net.il
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