I like C# and .Net, but I don’t like the wrappers I have seen for OpenGL so far. The best seems to be the Tao. I prefer to see the future of OpenGL inside Windows Vista before deciding to change to C# + OpenGL.
Another thing to take into account is if managed code is fast enough in order to develop real-time applications, mainly when we talk about computer graphics. Hidden code, garbage collector… uhmmm…
The application, called 3D Biosignal Viewer, is now only able to visualize two-variable functions and height maps (using techniques that are similar to the ones used in 3D terrain visualization).
The IDE and platform I’m using is Visual Studio 2005. A fantastic tool. A bit slow on my laptop. The MFC version seems to be 8.0, with some differences when the wizard template is created. Some improvements in this new version ? I don’t know which is the continuity of MFC, but it is still a good option for OpenGL developments.
On the other hand, C++ makes me feel more confident about performance.Which is going to be the future of C++ ? Are C# and Java going to kill it ?
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