Ruby: OpenGL support

Nathan

Nathan

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An Alternative Programing Translator, if I'm ocrrect.
Well I've been going over it and feel that this would be the best programing languege for me as I learn OpenGL.
What would you say are it's pro's an con's or what would you reccomend in it's place.
It auto-maticly allocates memory, like java, but for tweak you can go back in and do it yourself. It translates int C and C++. And is much like java, but nicer.
 
Maybe look into C#. I don't really know anything about it, but I know it's supposed to be easy like Java.

Look! A real response!
 
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Andrew275 said:
See, putting links in Off Topic doesn't pay. :p
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Bah, the one time when it doesn't is no justification for forgetting the 10 bazillion times when it has ;). Oh but wait...thanks to Jason it did! :D
 
Yeah, I had seen the thread before, but I hadn't bothered to click on it. After like three days of bitching, I finally decided to see what all the hooplah was about. I guess it paid off.
 
Jason,

C# is the language used by Microsoft's .NET API. In fact, it is Microsoft's response to Java (instead a paying licenses to Sun, after all how great could Microsoft be if they had to be subserviant to Sun's Java (sarcasm)).

However, from what I gather, C# seems directed only toward x86 based chip architecture, while Java can work perfectly across different chip architectures without any modifications by the typical 3rd party programmer.

I personally would prefer Java to become a future standard ( not because of its ease ) but because of the brilliant structure of the Java classes.
 
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