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I am a Unix systems programmer with 20 years of
experience writing programs in C (not C++). Now I am retired and searching for a programming environment primarily to write simulations for financial analysis. I expect to integrate the simulations into Excel spreadsheets. My question is: what are my alternatives, and what do you think I would be happiest with, based on my background? Excel VBA seems like an "obvious choice", based on those requirements. But I wonder: will I be happy with the performance and programming language? Also I wonder: do I want to use VB by itself? Is that even an option? Alternatively, is it easy to use C/C++ on Windows and import the data into Excel? I would welcome feedback from people ideally with experience with both Excel VBA and other programming environments, notably Unix/Linux and C/C++, who can offer some comparative data. Also, pointers to specific objective magazine articles on the subject would be helpful. TIA. |