What is Trillian Coded Of?

[MicrotechXP]

What is Trillian coded of? I have been wanting to know for a while now..

 

[Mr. Pig]

What is your question? It didn't make any sense.

What is Trillian coded in? <-- Is that what you ment?

 

[Chris Z]

he means like is it coded in C, C++, VB, what is it coded from, or in which program was it coded

 

[MicrotechXP]

I ment What is it coded in. What billy said^^^.

 

[The_Magistrate]

General consensus is that it is probably coded in Microsoft Visual C++ using a combination of C++ and C according to a few job postings, application decompiles and general restrictions of other software.

http://www.ceruleanstudios.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6740

 

[Mr. Pig]

Yeah, most applications are coded in C++ (Microsoft Visual C++ is a popular Windows Compiler) as C++ is very fast and easy to code in.

 

[noerrorsfound]

C++ is very fast and easy to code in.

C++ is NOT "fast and easy" to code in.

 

[flapietoetoe]

C++ is NOT "fast and easy" to code in.

It can be , because there are loads of premade library's.
So if you use premade librarys you don't need to write all these functions yourself and that makes is way faster.

and C++ is seen as a fast(ish) language... considering: asm, C, pascal etc.
So it may be a bit harder then VB but C++ is a fast and easy(er) language.

especialy easy because the OOP capabilitys

 

[Cynical]

C++ is certainly fast in the sense that its compiled EXE's are quite small for the amount of code used, and easy in the sense that it can do virtually anything. It's not easy to learn, but it's ideal to use.

 

[noerrorsfound]

I know about the speed of compiled programs with C++, and all of its advantages. It's still not easy to code in. You could get things done much faster and with less hassle using another language, but you'd be sacrificing application speed for faster developement.

Languages such as Python are easy to use (and learn), but the simplicity comes at the price of applications being slower.

Using C++ results in faster applications, but requires a lot more programming, which results in slower development.