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I agree. For some reason I can't enjoy reading/writing C#, it reminds me too much of Java (and I have personal distaste for CamelCase), but if an emulator can s

by etra0 3y ago

I agree. For some reason I can't enjoy reading/writing C#, it reminds me too much of Java (and I have personal distaste for CamelCase), but if an emulator can squeeze such performance in this language... it tells a lot about the good work they're doing. Also I still haven't seen anything as good as the Visual Studio integration with C# to create GUIs in Windows.

getoffmycase 3y ago
My lab codes in C# primarily. I love how I can easily prototype something quickly and then immediately transition to optimizing for speed. If I really need speed, the interop between C (and Fortran) and C# is super simple, and far easier to manage than Cython or Rcpp.