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HELP! Which one is suitable for me?

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any idea?

DELPHI ?
Visual C++ ?
Borland C++ ?

which one is the most suitable for PORT INTERFACING, GUI, Signal Processing and MICROCONTROL based projects?

briefly, which one is the most suitable for an electronic man?

(NOTE: i know C and Pascal programming languages.)

thanks in advence.
 

mutevaggil,
I think Visual C++ is suitable for you, since VC be good at deal with low layer hardware interface.
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but I am more confused now :D

one delphi
one VC++

it is a draw.

any other idea?

[And thank to "whichun" and "the risk master" for their valuable opinion]
 

I've used visual studio C++.It;s fine for me.However i haven't used any of the other two programs.So people who have used more than one of these programs should tell their opinions.
 

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Vasilis said:
I've used visual studio C++.It;s fine for me.However i haven't used any of the other two programs.So people who have used more than one of these programs should tell their opinions.
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yes vasilis. you are right.

then i will wait for those people who know delphi and VC++.
 

C is good for port interfacing. Study VC++ for more about GUI and usb interface
For parallel port and serial port C is enough.
See parallel port tutorials in this link
**broken link removed**

bibin john
www.bibinjohn.tk
 

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yogi said:
C is good for port interfacing. Study VC++ for more about GUI and usb interface
For parallel port and serial port C is enough.
See parallel port tutorials in this link
h**p://booksbybibin.14.forumer.com/viewforum.php?f=4&sid=fa909fa80dd13f7f9c1a67ff06f775a4

bibin john
www.bibinjohn.tk
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OK.
Visual C++ is leading by one step.

any other idea?
 

It's not so hard to interface port by VC++. I think delphi is suitable for you.

But don't you think you can work on Matlab?? It makes it easier
 

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jakjoud said:
It's not so hard to interface port by VC++. I think delphi is suitable for you.

But don't you think you can work on Matlab?? It makes it easier
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does MATLAB let me to interfacing serial or parellel ports or build a good Graphic interface unit?

i dont know too much about MATLAB. what can i do with MATLAB?
 

Yes sure!

In fact the command used for Matlab is "s=serial('com')" which com is the serial port.

For graphical interface you can use the command "guid".

Another advantage is that Matlab is based on C language, which mean that you don't have big problems to work with it
 

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jakjoud said:
Yes sure!

In fact the command used for Matlab is "s=serial('com')" which com is the serial port.

For graphical interface you can use the command "guid".

Another advantage is that Matlab is based on C language, which mean that you don't have big problems to work with it
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OK. thanks. it seems a good solution.
 

You're very welcome. It's a real pleasure
 

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