[vtkusers] Oh no it's a VB user :-)

[Andy Cedilnik]

Hello Julian,

Our company has a product called ActiViz/COM, which provides VTK
bindings to Visual Basic and C#. Please look at our web page for more
information and for a free evaluation copy:

http://www.kitware.com/products/activiz/activizCOM.html

Thank you.

			Andy Cedilnik
			Kitware Inc.

On Tue, 2002-07-23 at 17:41, julianholt wrote:
> OK guys I am going to swear here by mentioning the V word--------
> 
> Visual Basic
> 
> Is anyone using vtk with VB? and if so I would be interested in knowing how
> you are getting on.
> 
> Now without starting a "my dad is bigger than yours" argument :-)  For me,
> VB is all I need. I used to use C for my number crunching code and shell out
> from VB, but gave that up when VB became a compiled code (VB5).
> 
> so,
> 
> My basic question is, if you use VB with vtk is there a huge performance
> loss when compared with C?
> There must be some reason why VB isn't supported (arn't there more lines of
> VB written than any other language?)
> 
> I.E do I need to dig out my oooooold C books?