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Re: [AVR-Chat] "Best" application for a windows GUI?

2006-07-14 by stevech@san.rr.com

My VB 2005 adaptation of my VB6 program so bogged down my AMD 1800 PC
with .NET2 bloat and memory usage, and sloooooooooowwwwww launch times,
that it's a total joke.

----- Original Message -----
From: Reza <reza_agha@yahoo.com>
Date: Friday, July 14, 2006 1:00 am
Subject: Re: [AVR-Chat] "Best" application for a windows GUI?
To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com

> hi;
> 
> For visualization perposes, VB is a good choice, but I
> use Delphi because of rich set of components it have.
> 
> Both may be distributed in short and normal form.
> 
> VB may produce P-Code or native executable file.
> Delphi may produce an executable file which needs some
> BPL files or a standalone single executable file.
> 
> But;
> 
> .NET executable files are very small, but needs at
> runtime framework to be installed on system to work
> properly. But Remember, if you use .NET platform,
> there is a program named Reflector which could convert
> your executable file into main source code. to avoid
> this you should use some tools or tricks, like
> dotfuscator to block reflector like programs.
> 
> for visualisation all environments are same, but if
> you want to write a program which deals with bit
> operations or have a large amount of operations
> similary when you want to draw a graph, VC or C# or
> Delphi are better than VB.
> 
> as a result, I prefered Delphi but if source code is
> not important for you C# and .NET with framework 2.0
> is a best.
> 
> good luck;
> 
> 
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