You have to throw in more general factors about the project(how much time
you have to build it, what the end result should be-speed vs.
maintainability, etc) before you can really start to argue for or against
one or the other. There is a time for both; I've found through my experience
that usually client apps are done in VB because it's a quick project that
doesn't need too much; if it's a multithreaded, complex app that requires a
lot of API calls, then VC++ is a good choice.
-----Original Message-----
From: Furmanek, Greg [
mailto:Greg.Furmanek@hit.cendant.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 2:28 PM
To: 'PLUG'
Subject: Help: VB vs. VC++
Hi
Need some help from you guys.
I know this is not Linux related
subject but, I seem to have no choice
since this is one of the most objective
forum I could find.
I have found myself in a situation
where I have to persuade a person I know
to use VC++ instead of VB.
I would like to know what are good arguments
to present in order to win this one.
p.s.. I personally prefer VC++ but this is
not enough to make a point. I need some
concrete benefits of using VC++.
BTW. It is going to be a client application
on windows.
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