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From: David Sobey (mammothman42_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 10/29/04 

Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 16:49:38 +1000

hi everyone

i'm looking to make a program that not only implements some fancy control
stuff with GDI+, but does some tricky maths using polymorphic binary data
trees, matrices, etc. Now I've gotten a really bad impression of C#
regarding its suitability for this kinda thing, ie no typedef,making matrix
data type definitions and binary trees a pain. The only custom "data types"
i can define is structs, which are really watered down classes, which isn't
highly suitable. Should i stick to C++ and import it into c#?

cheers
dave 

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