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Originally posted by Kaimetsu
Ugh.
1) No language is inherently 'buggy' at all. The language in which the script engine is written will have no effect on the reliability of the scripts.
2) Delphi does not 'suck' -_-
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He said not as buggy meaning it may still have bugs. The reason for this he may of ment is that c++ may be easyer to use for him and others then graal code. It may have more options thus making it easyer to use and "Less buggy" for others in that it would be easyer to use for them and they would make less mestakes.
Its sort of like humans languages in that lets say you take a person who knows english and try and teach him Japanese, Japanese is a much different language then english, it would/could be hard depending on the person in general. So if he was to learn Japanese he might make mestakes in writting/reading/talking after a while he may understand it perfectly he may not (Depends on the person). Now if you were to teach someone who knows english germen then it would not be as hard as teaching them Japanese because germen is alot like english. Thus he may make less mestakes (bugs) in his writting, reading, and talking.
Thats my 2 cents.