a begginer may be diapointed, but to compare bmax to C
would suggest a little experience in both. For some reason
i doubt he has any real experience of either of these
languages.. bmax is what you make of it..., as for C being
convoluted, perhaps - but its still a very powerful and useful
language..
BlitzMax has some weird additions, and its not as easy to
learn as the original blitz - however the language seems
to produce tighter code, its cross platform, modular, supports
both static and dynamic libs....the only real fault is the
documentation...
Max2D could have been better, but you do have the option to modify it or develop your own system..
Your entitled to your opinion, but why would you post
your opinion here?.....
would suggest a little experience in both. For some reason
i doubt he has any real experience of either of these
languages.. bmax is what you make of it..., as for C being
convoluted, perhaps - but its still a very powerful and useful
language..
BlitzMax has some weird additions, and its not as easy to
learn as the original blitz - however the language seems
to produce tighter code, its cross platform, modular, supports
both static and dynamic libs....the only real fault is the
documentation...
Max2D could have been better, but you do have the option to modify it or develop your own system..
Your entitled to your opinion, but why would you post
your opinion here?.....