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On Tuesday, November 5, 2002, at 02:33 PM, Charles Reitzel wrote:
None of the .NET CLR languages are standard, either de facto or de jure. If you really want a Unicode-based, byte-code interpreter with garbage collection and reflection (and many folks do), just use Java.C++ not a standard? While C# isn't on the same 'standard' level as C++ it does have all the Javaish attributes of Unicode/bytecode/GC and reflection, plus more (which one could argue either way).
In terms of time-to-market on windows, C# will get you there quicker and easier then Java will.
No more hacking around with COM bridges/JNI wrappers for example.
- -Noah
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