Daniel Duffy of Wilmott explains why DotNet CSharp is wise for financial market applications and automated trading systems vs C Plus Plus

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Daniel Duffy of Wilmott explains why DotNet CSharp is wise for financial market applications and automated trading systems vs C Plus Plus

I just discovered this from a well known professor. He explains why DotNet is useful for these type of platforms as well as his views of C++.

http://www.wilmott.com/blogs/cuchulainn/index.cfm/BK

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