Hi Ellen,
I am a fan of PBCC and its where I do most of my algorithm development as its all grunt without the need for much interface. I used PBCC 4 back when it was current but there are some real advantages in using the current version as it can do more and it can handle far larger amounts of data. Over time you will see the virtue of being able to create Windows user interfaces and with the DDT techniques in PBWIN there is a decent technique for doing that.
Effectively the sky is the limit in Win32 as you can if you had the need learn how to use the OS based API interface and you can even write assembler code if you need to. You don't have to but its there if you want it.
I am a fan of PBCC and its where I do most of my algorithm development as its all grunt without the need for much interface. I used PBCC 4 back when it was current but there are some real advantages in using the current version as it can do more and it can handle far larger amounts of data. Over time you will see the virtue of being able to create Windows user interfaces and with the DDT techniques in PBWIN there is a decent technique for doing that.
Effectively the sky is the limit in Win32 as you can if you had the need learn how to use the OS based API interface and you can even write assembler code if you need to. You don't have to but its there if you want it.
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