Now THAT I would enjoy - maybe even make a Java-compatible bytecode
generator for it :)


Randal Carpenter wrote:

> Dont worry, the open source community will reverse engineer it if its
> worth using, and call it C-flat to pun MS
>
> On Sun, 26 Nov 2000, Andy Lewis wrote:
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>> C# - "officially not a response to Java" should be interesting. They had
>> plenty of reference material, they might have done a good job. Then
>> again....
>>
>> Next time I boot up a Windoze box maybe I'll give it a try....
>>
>> Of course, just because it is and M$ product, millions will flock to it.
>> I wonder if the C# licensing specifically prohibits open source type
>> projects....
>>
>>
>> Geoff McInnes wrote:
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>>>> I have great deal of experience with a, er, content store written in
>>>> C++ using gcc on Linux and MSVC++ 6 on NT. No sweat>
>>>
>>> Any comments thoughts or flames about the pending release of
>>> C# [aka C sharp] from Microsoft and Anders H [poached from Borprise
>>> Delphi fame a couple of years ago]?
>>>
>>> I guess the recounts pushed C++ past C after all these years.
>>>
>>> Nice to see.
>>>
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