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Pure C is a fine choice, too. As is Objective-C. I'm pretty sure Objective-C will outperform Java and C# both. And there's no question that the best choice woul
by SeoxyS 14y ago
Pure C is a fine choice, too. As is Objective-C. I'm pretty sure Objective-C will outperform Java and C# both. And there's no question that the best choice would be C, for its efficiency and its versatility.
- mdonahoe 14y agoExcept he is already a beast at java.
- jiggy2011 14y agoIt would have disadvantages from the point of view of rapid development though, especially considering his team are going to be much more experienced in Java now. Would be interesting to know if he is using Scala for any parts of it though.
- rayiner 14y agoIf you use Objective-C just like C, then maybe. Otherwise, no. And you'd have to be insane to write a game these days in C. It's just not a productive enough language for that. Whatever little speed you give up for Java pays off many times over in speed of development, debuggability, etc.
- jiggy2011 14y agoEven John Carmack writes C++ now!