On 10/31/05, Elio Cuevas Gómez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > This eliminates: > > > > a) C++ using any platform independent library, like gtk, qt, > > > > wxwidgets, etc, because the library is too big to fit a floppy > > This is not really a fair reason to reject C++. You can also program gtk 1.2 > applications in C++. Of course you still have all the other problems with > C++ :). ...... > But anyway you can't spect to fit everything in a floppy do you? You always > have to asume something.
Actually it is a fair reason for me. My apps really *need* to fit a floppy ... most of the e-mail I get about the installer I created on Delphi for BrailleVirtual Course is about people trying to put it into a floppy. That´s the reality here in Brazil .... there are lot´s of old computers, specially in one of my main users, the public schools. I usually test on a Pentium 100Mhz with Win95. If it runs ok I´m happy If it´s multi-platform I also test on a Pentium233Mhz with Damn Small Linux > Well, all depends in the application i guess. If i want really small i use > assambler (mosly for PIC programming), i want really fast i do it in C, if i > want fast implementation i do it in Python, if i want fast GUI implementation > i use Lazarus. For anything else i use Pascal. I want both: small and also a good looking, easy to use GUI created with a RAD =) I don´t remember the last time a created a program that does not involve a GUI. -- Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
