C++ API problem

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oman
oman ✭
edited July 2012 in Photon Server
Now that the photon's low core is written in C++, why don't offer C++ API ?

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  • mindlube
    mindlube
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    According to this diagram
    http://doc.exitgames.com/photon-server/ ... ng_started
    the core has been developed C/C++ for 15 years

    One of the main features of Photon is the "dev framework" layer which is in C# .NET
    Fibers, RPC calls, server to server, Serialization. etc. Really useful stuff actually. :D
  • Tobias
    Tobias admin
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    A C++ server API would be possible. We decided against that as it would be more complex to develop. C# is really fast (in the MS runtime) and easy to develop with. It's fine for writing scalable application logic and so we don't really see a need to support yet another API.
  • oman
    oman ✭
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    see, thanks for your reply.

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