Code editor.

[da-hype]

I made a code editor using C# , was wondering if there are any programmers out there that are willing to help me change it to c++ and maybe improve the codes. It's kind of slow when loading huge files. If interested please email me at shahir_reza2001@<hidden> Thanks

http://www.hirc.org/hirc/remote_editor.jpg
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[da-hype]

I made a code editor using C# , was wondering if there are any programmers out there that are willing to help me change it to c++ and maybe improve the codes. It's kind of slow when loading huge files. If interested please email me at shahir_reza2001@<hidden> Thanks

http://www.hirc.org/hirc/remote_editor.jpg
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[screw3d]

Good job! I don't know C# so can't help you there but here's a friendly bump! :)

[screw3d]

Good job! I don't know C# so can't help you there but here's a friendly bump! :)

[da-hype]

Thanks. Hope someone could help me out :P

[da-hype]

Thanks. Hope someone could help me out :P

[Randomphantom]

C# is definitely the next-gen prog language standard. I'm wondering why do you want to 'downgrade' to C++ , you can optimise your code in C# itself no? Although C++ 'should' be a bit faster.

[jiinjoo]

da-hype, instead of jeopardizing your current code base by translating, can you try compiling your C# into binaries instead of leaving it in the object code state? My experience is that that usually helps, but usually computation wise, due to run time translation between this object code and native instructions..

But I could be wrong - coz you say it loads files slowly - maybe it's some other issue? If the C++ program that you write depends on the same I/O won't it be almost the same?


Randomphantom, C# and C++ is not related like that (superior vs inferior). Yes C#, Java are accepted as nice OOP abstractions, because it is platform independent, have the notion of a virtual machine thing, etc. C++ just plain outperform all these. Depending on your deliverables, you might want to choose different tools for the job.