| Re: A project that "could" be beneficial to the Renegade community. [message #239385 is a reply to message #239355] |
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Dave Anderson
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| dead6re wrote on Tue, 16 January 2007 02:21 |
I feel .NET code bloats the class/application.
Does it really need to include .NET? I have a very simple class that I use for IRC connections that also allows me to hook specific messages into my own functions, for example
IRC.Hook("MODE", IRC_ModeHandler);
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You just need to make sure the user has .NET on their computer (which they most likely have the latest version already). Other than that, you don't need .NET for anything, everything else is handled for you. Aside from that, this dll runs fast and efficiently with no performance loss. The feedback is provided via consoles so there is no extra memory requirements either such as a GUI would need.
As for .NET "bloating" an application, it can only if you code inefficiently.
David Anderson
Founder, Software Consultant
DCOM Productions
Microsoft Partner (MSP)
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