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Closed 10 years ago.
Does anyone know if there has been a port of the GNU Ballistics library to C#, java, vb, etc? Is there a similar library out there in any other language, even C++?
Closest that I can think of for .NET is the bullet physics .NET port: http://bulletphysics.org/wordpress/
I've used it and liked it (in XNA).
The Ballistics calculator for Android appears to include a Java port of the GNU Ballistics Library:
http://ballcalc.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/ballcalc/trunk/libballistics.java/src/ballistics/
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Closed 9 years ago.
I work as a system developer, mainly programming information systems in C# for web, desktop and server environments. Now I'd like to have a go at game development in C# just for the sake of the challenge and expanding my horizons, but where do I start? I've had a look at XNA, but I heard that it's on the way out.
Where does one begin?
I know this says "Teens" but it may be worth a look: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Visual-Programming-Teens-Course-Technology/dp/1435458486/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1371394387&sr=8-3&keywords=c%23+game
I just saw this today funnily enough, I have no affiliate with the author (or Amazon)
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Closed 10 years ago.
Researching writing an ODBC driver for a particular data source. Since I am most familiar with .Net, was curious if it would be possible to do part (or most) of the coding in .Net... presumeably with a shim dll that would call it via interop. If this is possible, I am then curious if some source code exists that already does this, and might provide a good starting point for my project?
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If I choose to create a C++ CLR Windows Forms Application, does that mean that I am able to use the entire C++ set as well as all the C# .NET libraries?
I am sorry if the question sounds stupid, but I would really like to know if I should use CLR or not.
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Closed 11 years ago.
after many days of search, I'm here to ask you this simple question : Is there a good Socket (TCP/IP) framework for C# ?
I'm quite new to C#, i came from java where I used to use Apache MINA.
In my search i found "SuperSocket", but it's not commented at all and the online documentation is not the most accurate. So it's not a charm to use it...
Thank you.
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Closed 11 years ago.
In our real life Java and C# both has a significant effect. Personally I love Java because of its complexity also I have experience in C# too. I want to know, from desktop application to robotics, web application to machine learning what are the fields which are possible in Java but not currently available in C# and vice versa. Thank you.
Given both languages are Turing complete, anything you can do in one language you can do in the other.