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C#
Posted: 2006-05-22, 23:31
by JRCAL
Is there any possible way to convert your source code to C#. I really dont feel like learning C++ to its full extent. Thats just me I am laaaaaaaazzzzzzzzzzy. No but really, I've spent about a year learning C# and it would be wonderful to acctually understand whats going on in this fantastic engine. I know there are some similarities. But, C# doesnt exactly do the whole "point to space in memory". Sounds dangerous, lol.
Posted: 2006-05-23, 09:39
by Carsten
Hi JRCAL,
and welcome to the Ca3DE forums.
I'm very sorry, but Ca3DE is written in C++, and therefore also the game DLL code is (and must be) in C++. Bindings to C# are not available, and for many reasons, I also don't have plans to create them (one of them is that C# is a new and non-portable language).
You can read additional details here:
http://www.ca3d-engine.de/wiki/doku.php ... m_mod_code
I'm very sorry about that, but if you already know C#, it should be easy for you to "upgrade" to C++.
Posted: 2006-05-23, 13:51
by JRCAL
Thank you for the reply. Unfortunately I am going to have to learn a new language. I guess I saw it coming when a grand majority of game developers are C++ based. I cant expect someone to just rewrite there code for my own necessities ( or can I
). I am going to take your advise and "upgrade to C++". It would make my resume look better. Well Cartsen, you have single handedly alterd my life hope you feel proud.
Posted: 2006-05-23, 16:52
by Carsten
Posted: 2006-05-23, 17:09
by Sindwiller
Hello JRCAL!
First of all, no, it isnt possible to convert the sourcecode into C#. Because C# is a really different language than C++. Also, not every library that is written in C++ is also ported to .NET. For example, Managed DX is very unstable and i dont even know, if there is a Managed OGL port.
If i may add, im also a fanatic C programer, and for Ca3dE, i need to learn C++. And it isnt a real problem for me
Wfr, Sindwiller
Posted: 2006-05-23, 23:24
by Advis
Hey, nooblet is back
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For a while we were using the C++ Quake 2 with the Delphi port of the game86.dll and things worked just fine. So I guess porting from one language to another is possible...in theory. Havn't tried it for Ca3DE mind I'm not that suicidal.
