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I agree with you. If I remember correctly there is also a x86 debugger written in VB. And I claim that those who write C++ by using all the "boost" they can in
by acqq 10y ago
I agree with you. If I remember correctly there is also a x86 debugger written in VB. And I claim that those who write C++ by using all the "boost" they can in fact just use too much energy to write VB-style in C++ (or Python style, or Java style). And once they achieve that, having a separate allocation for everything, reference counting etc. even the performance converges, once the allocation patterns are similar.
All that being said, for the task you needed, have you seen ImgBurn? It's a native application, written in Delphi. There's a button "create the image file from disc."
http://imgburn.com/index.php?act=screenshots http://imgburn.com/index.php?act=screenshots
- Jaruzel 10y agoI have ImgBurn installed, and use it a lot, but i needed the 'play a sound when done' and 'eject when done' features - as they really help with bulk rips if you are doing something else at the same time. I also know from experience, that the simpler the UI, the faster repetitive bulk tasks become - years ago I wrote something similar for Audio CDs when I was ripping my (at the time) 500+ music CD collection.
- acqq 10y ago> but i needed the 'play a sound when done' and 'eject when done' I believed both are present in ImgBurn, see Settings/Read/Page 2 "batch mode: eject tray before next read" and Settings/Sounds "Play sound after read"? Wouldn't you in ImgBurn just have to put the next disc once the previous is finished, it would even detect when you close the tray and continue automatically with the automatic name, you wouldn't have to click anywhere in the GUI?