The fastest programming language for development
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Assembly is for sissies. Real men program in binary codes. Only this way you can support all the latest processor instructions.
I thought I remember in a post that you said that you used tradestation.
If that is the case I would recommend Delphi. Delphi is extremely fast at optimizing and the learning curve going from easy language to delphi is quite easy because both are based on pascal.
Also, C# is probably the 2nd best option. If you learn C# you'll be more attractive to employers (if that is an option)... however C# is very different from easy language and in my opinion it is all together a much more difficult language to learn. It's also not as fast as Delphi
If that is the case I would recommend Delphi. Delphi is extremely fast at optimizing and the learning curve going from easy language to delphi is quite easy because both are based on pascal.
Also, C# is probably the 2nd best option. If you learn C# you'll be more attractive to employers (if that is an option)... however C# is very different from easy language and in my opinion it is all together a much more difficult language to learn. It's also not as fast as Delphi
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With no clarification from the OP, this IS the answer to the OPs question.
As an aside, I recently stumbled on a freeware GUI "scripting" language named AutoIt. This bastard rocks! If you like VB, you'll like this. Almost 100% functionality of VB (no DDE tho) and creates real exe's with no runtimes needed! Great stuff. Check it out.
http://www.autoitscript.com/
Osorico
Damn, that is hot stuff. Amazing whats out there that I never heard of.
Freagin' newbs...
Fastest????
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field-programmable_gate_array
Other than that, burn your program into the chip in a factory like...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application-specific_integrated_circuit
Or am I too "advanced" for all you newbs...
bwahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!
OK, OK... I'm just in a bad mood...
Seriously, I know one hedge fund using this...
Fastest????
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field-programmable_gate_array
Other than that, burn your program into the chip in a factory like...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application-specific_integrated_circuit
Or am I too "advanced" for all you newbs...
bwahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!
OK, OK... I'm just in a bad mood...
Seriously, I know one hedge fund using this...
Fastest? For your Celeron or your P4 or your 32 bit processor? Or for your Xeon's or 64 bits?
It really doesn't make that much difference for most people as the processor you use will have more of an effect on your program's usefulness than whether your wrote in VB or C++.
If, however, you are looking for the faster software to code, then VBnet is still the choice of many (self included). And with the current release of VS 2005, the languages all compile to the same or near same executable code. (Windows programmer, can't speak for other languages)
It really doesn't make that much difference for most people as the processor you use will have more of an effect on your program's usefulness than whether your wrote in VB or C++.
If, however, you are looking for the faster software to code, then VBnet is still the choice of many (self included). And with the current release of VS 2005, the languages all compile to the same or near same executable code. (Windows programmer, can't speak for other languages)