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Project Decisions
I'm at a loss here, maybe some can chip in some advice. I'm not sure what programming language to make my program in. On one hand, I have what I'm familiar with, C++, and this is what I began with. On the other hand, I have Perl or PHP. The project is a text-organization and translation tool. The coding would be much easier if I do it web-based, and I could get it done much quicker. But I love working with C++ and Win32, and although it would be much more difficult and take up much much more time, the end would be satisfying. And that's not even taking into consideration the new Win64 systems coming out that will soon make all Win32 programs obsolete.
What do you guys think? Chris |
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I would recommend Perl for this - you'll need regular expressions. If it has to be web-based, go with PHP.
Oh, and BTW, just as Win32 operating systems have a Win16 emulator that allows you to run Win16 applications, Win64 OSes have a Win32 emulator, allowing legacy code to be run. |
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I wouldn't sweat the 64bit.
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Ah, I just threw the 64 bit in for the heck of it. I was already aware of WOW or whatever it will be called for Win64 stuff.
Likewise, maybe some explanation on why Perl would be best? |
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