Chuck Esterbrook wrote: >.. >> I noticed that the POSIX ``compiler'' just creates a mono object. What >> it the benefit of using the mono object, instead of calling the cobra >> interpreter directly? > > mono is just a command line tool that runs .exe's made for the > .NET/Mono VM which is what comes out of Cobra. It's just a wee bit > faster when you already have the .exe. > > You can say "cobra myprog.cobra" and forget about the mono "shortcut" > and "exe" if you prefer. Some people think like that. Other people > think about compilation and .exe's. Cobra can operate in both modes.
So is mono more like a loader or an execution environment, or am I (probably) confused? Regards, ..jim -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-lpsg
