> correctly, Jython simply compiles Python to Java bytecode, but I
> don't know
> if that's exactly correct, and I'm too lazy to check. My larger point
> was
> simply that there are probably plenty of things out there that can
> run with
> both platforms.
>
Jython compiles Python to Java bytecode. Additionally, BSF interprets
Python, so you can go either route. On Windows, BSF even supports
JScript and VBScript, so there are two more languages that one can use
with both Java and .NET. Of course, in all case the class libraries are
different.
> I do too! However, in the long run, I suspect it's going to be a lot
> of work
> for New Atlanta to keep two separate products going. After all, they
> really
> are two separate products, and all of the internals are certainly
> different,
> since one product uses the Java class libraries and the other uses
> the .NET
> Framework.
>
I think you have a misunderstanding here. BlueDragon and BlueDragon.NET
are not two completely separate code bases. What they have is actually
quite maintainable. However, I am really unsure of what details I can
share, so I'll play it safe and share none.
-Matt
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