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Still nothing, however thinking about it, it might be possible to *remap* C# to C++.
Which means that we basically develop in C# but compile in C++ if that makes sense...
Eh, it's mostly preference, I guess. (although you can just use C code inside C#)What are the advantages of using C# when you readily have access to C and C++?
There are none and on such a slow SoC you don't want to use anything but C. Although managed languages are nice for learning purposes I guess.What are the advantages of using C# when you readily have access to C and C++?