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C++?
Hi. I want to advance my learning in programming. I was wondering if there was something like processing (which uses java) but for c++. I want something that is just like processing but uses the c++ language. Can anyone help me out? Thanks
Sorry the category might be wrong. (PhiLho) :)
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Try Turbo C++/Visual Studio
Yes: https://github.com/olab-io/ofSketch
yeah, OpenFrameworks is written in C++ while Processing is Java.
Thanks for the replies.
So basically:
Turbo c++ Visual studio OpenFrameworks And amnon's link.
http://forum.processing.org/two/discussion/7487/openframeworks-vs-processing
Thanks everyone. But I am going to try open frameworks first.
@TechWiz777, here's the link for OpenFrameworks site: http://www.OpenFrameworks.cc/
As you can see, we can prefix a user's name w/
@in order to call his/her attention! L-)Thank you. I'm downloading it now.
There is no C++ mode in Processing, but your guess isn't so bad. Still, I move the topic to the category with "Other Languages" in it. General Discussion would have been OK too. :-)