Hi, Alan! I wondered about that, too. I always expected that, just like what happened with Java and J2ME, somebody would try to "port .NET" to PalmOS. But it didn't happen. So I decided to try it myself :) .
As for the other two questions, well, now that I finally managed to load an assembly into memory, I think it's time to bring the Execution Engine to life, by calling the main entry point of the assembly. So, if everything works OK, the next release should at least print something at the screen, be it either "Hello world!", or "6" (the output of the C# TestApplication I've built into the project). Also, I'm currently focusing on having a fully compliant CIL interpreter, so the core platform features (threading, application domains, garbage collection, and such) should be relatively easy to implement. Things like a JIT, native threading, memory isolation, and so on, will come later. We'll see about that. - Izhido -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
