I agree with you; however, I am less confident that in 5-10 years Pascal will
still be what it is
today. I would wager that Pascal is slowly loosing mindshare.
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--- David Champion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Edward Wilson wrote:
>
> >Why?
> >
> >Who uses Pascal anymore?
> >
> >
> I also
Edward Wilson wrote:
Why?
Who uses Pascal anymore?
I also use Delphi (commercially $$$) on a daily basis and C#. But I
choose the best language/framework for the job.
With the latest IDE, Delphi2005, I can work in native Delphi.win32, C#
and Delphi.net in the same project group.
Its a inclusi
Who uses Pascal anymore?
I use it on a daily base.
Hasn't everyone (that's serious) moved on to C++, Java and/or C#?
I also write C# programs. (I leave out Java and C++ in this mail)
Are there jobs in Pascal anymore?
Yes, there are. But most are not "plain" Pascal, they are Delphi. Ever
Why?
Who uses Pascal anymore?
Hasn't everyone (that's serious) moved on to C++, Java and/or C#?
Are there jobs in Pascal anymore?
It makes little sense to hack up something such as a Pascal compiler (no small
task, btw) if no
one except the three people working on it will use it--or care if it
