Message from C, C++ discussions
December 2019
— Hmm yeah thats true
Meaning that instead of targeting for example, x86_64, it will target Haswell x86_64 if the game runs on a Haswell CPU
— From tests runned by a colleague, C++/CLR offers about what you may want as a trade-off of the best of both worlds
— But I dont know how big the difference would be for example csgo runs on my pc with around 400 fps and is written in c++ (uses slow dx9 tough) I would say in C# it would run around 350 fps all I care are the fps :)
— And gpu calls are probably much slower because I need a wrapper like SharpDX
— Osu! is a game written in C# and could reach about 450fps on my potato-most computer and about 1050fps on a colleague's
— This is why C++/CLR is useful. If you want to take the step through .NET it may be a good place to start
— Hmm yeah - but osu is not 3d and does not have any graphic effects like volumetric lights or real time shadows for a 2d game I would immediately go with C#
— Actually, Osu! uses only 3D render calls. However most of its rendering work is particules I have to concede on that
— I mean, can't read in array?
— Https://prnt.sc/q8g99j
— By scanf?