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Dark GDK / DarkDGK and DarkBASIC

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archie456
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Posted: 1st Jul 2008 23:46
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Hi,

I'm interested to know which can do more - DarkGDK or DarkBasic.

I'm a new to DarkGDK but have written a few things - but a quick glance at DarkBasic there seems to be more commands and things it can do (Layers for example).

Perhaps I should try to learn DarkBasic?

Are they both as powerful as each other??
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dark coder
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Posted: 1st Jul 2008 23:55
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The graphic/sound etc libraries that come with them are the exact same for the most part, however the languages(DBP vs C++) are very different, C++ is far more advanced, the language has been around far longer thus it has far more libraries you can use, it has far more features, far faster compile times, a far better debugger, a far better IDE, far better __insert anything here__.

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Benjamin
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2008 01:50
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Better acronym, etc.

Multisync - TCP Server/Client Multiplayer Plugin (DBP/DBCe)
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SunDawg
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2008 05:13 Edited at: 2nd Jul 2008 05:14
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C++ has the potential for portability as well, but I don't think that really applies to DarkGDK. Having purchased DBPro quite some time ago, I find it most useful for quickly building demos of ideas, that can then be used as guidelines for projects in DarkGDK.

The two can work together!


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jezza
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2008 19:01
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It really depends what for. If you jsut want to make pure games, db pro is fine, but GDK adds so many more ways of combining it with other stuff.
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