What programming is most efficient?

01/12/2014 03:36 MindEruption#1
Hey guys I just made an account because I was wondering what program language would be most efficient to write a custom source from scratch in. I enlisted the choices would seem most logical to me, would be really great if someone shed some light on this matter.

C#/C++/Java?
01/12/2014 03:40 SteveRambo#2
FreePascal or Delphi
01/12/2014 03:42 CptSky#3
Efficient in term of time required to write the source ? C#
Efficient in term of performances ? C++

Not a fan of Java due to the performance hit.
01/12/2014 03:46 SteveRambo#4
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Efficient in term of time required to write the source ? C#
Efficient in term of performances ? C++

Not a fan of Java due to the performance hit.
Java outperforms C#.
01/12/2014 03:49 ImmuneOne#5
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FreePascal or Delphi
FreePascal is obviously a better choice. I think ultimately I would go for Perl.
01/12/2014 03:51 Netzgeist#6
Define "performance" in relation to the targeted task, else this whole thread is nuts.

Also, wrong subforums.
01/12/2014 03:53 ImmuneOne#7
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Define "performance" in relation to the targeted task, else this whole thread is nuts.

Also, wrong subforums.
You're obviously in the wrong thread my friend.. :rolleyes:
01/12/2014 03:56 MindEruption#8
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Define "performance" in relation to the targeted task, else this whole thread is nuts.

Also, wrong subforums.
Obviously overall performance you don't need to categorise it. Could someone please tell me why one is better than the other?
01/12/2014 04:06 Netzgeist#9
k, so do programming in ASM. Its "overral performance" runs out all of your stuff...

If you feel like defining some action context:
- graphical programming? skip java, swing performs bad.
- heavy networking both on client/server? skip c#, m$-servers are bullshit
- 3d graphical programming? rate the framework. you probably wont do this from scratch asking this kind of question on epvp.

There is such thing as "the best performing programming language", this has been discussed countless times on these forums.
01/12/2014 04:17 ImmuneOne#10
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k, so do programming in ASM. Its "overral performance" runs out all of your stuff...

If you feel like defining some action context:
- graphical programming? skip java, swing performs bad.
- heavy networking both on client/server? skip c#, m$-servers are bullshit
- 3d graphical programming? rate the framework. you probably wont do this from scratch asking this kind of question on epvp.

There is such thing as "the best performing programming language", this has been discussed countless times on these forums.
If you want to write a private server source in assembly go ahead just keep in mind Windows 10 will be released by then.
01/12/2014 04:44 Netzgeist#11
Yes, if you have an action context, it will sort your result answers ;)
01/12/2014 05:59 Y u k i#12
To really write efficient unmanaged code, you have to know how to manage the memory you are using. That beeing said, It will be alot faster to learn proper c# and use unsafe code. While C# wont be able to outperform c++ you can get really close.

IŽd go with c++ if i didnt learn c# seven years ago and been so hooked with it. Sadly I cant just learn another lang no matter how easy it might be in the eyes of others including their half assed opinions about just syntax changes and a little bit of this, and a little bit of that. It adds up to alot.

Start with c++, you probably wont ever regret it (unless you write gui code :3)
01/12/2014 06:59 ImmuneOne#13
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Yes, if you have an action context, it will sort your result answers ;)
Desinit in piscem mulier formosa superne.
01/12/2014 07:10 Y u k i#14
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Desinit in piscem mulier formosa superne.
Idk what your trying to say but fishy woman sounds good :D
01/12/2014 07:36 Lateralus#15
Prolog is the most "logical" programming language. If you get me.