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Old August 22nd 03, 04:31 AM
John T
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"JerryK" wrote in message


I am still using the older C++ compilers for my PPC work. Still
works,
still requires a lot of steps, but the code it tight and runs very
fast.
What sort of dev environment are you using?


Has been eVB/C, but I'm moving to CF for compatibility with desktop stuff.
We'll see how it pans out. For the most part, C#/CF is far superior to the
eVB stuff I had but, as you say, isn't quite as tight and speedy as a
well-written C++ app.

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