Have him start using Delphi. It creates native applications that are as
efficient as Visual C++ in an environment that is as visual as VB. The
nice thing to top it all off is that Borland is right now working on a
version of the compiler and visual component library that will allow you to
create both Windows and Linux applications from the same source base (code
named Kylix). If you want more information, just let me know.
Jim Gunkel
Nevrona Designs
At 05:27 PM 9/5/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>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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