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Re: Why do you use U++? [message #29510 is a reply to message #29509]

Mon, 25 October 2010 13:03

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Registered: June 2010
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To me:

How well NTL Works;
The possibility to debug NTL objects (for example in Eclipse with MinGW that is not possible);
Easiness in using features, such as threads, creation of custom objects;
The paradigm of objects in the stack rather than pointers to objects in the heap memory (so less garbage collection needed)
Robustness: Upp is a mature tool, very very stable and robust;
It is fast;
Bazaar tools (for instance, Docking is outstanding);
Splendid forum,
Etc�.

Cheers,

Javier.

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