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Old 09-19-2012, 08:28 AM
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When COD was first released I tried to get communication sesion going with the UDP protocol. I had previously managed to get a delphi program up and running for a devicelink connection with the original IL2, But with COD I fell in well over my head in the smelly stuff of C#
Hey! As a developer I have to object here... You call C# smelly compared to Delphi that is really Pascal++? And why use Delhi at all for devicelink coding against IL2 when you can use C++?
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Hey! As a developer I have to object here... You call C# smelly compared to Delphi that is really Pascal++? And why use Delhi at all for devicelink coding against IL2 when you can use C++?
Just what I had at the time! But your right 'Real Men' program in C++.
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