Thanks for the follow up. I really appreciate it. I'm HIGHLY interested
in developing with this as I deploy java apps to Mac, Linux, Windows.
Java is great, and I've been developing with it for many years, but I
also love doing .Net development on my PC. The framework is excellent
and only getting
L PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sam Gentile
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 3:56 PM
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET-ROTOR] State of SSCLI
Yes Microsoft has confirmed multiple times that there will be a new
release of the SSCLI reflecting the Whidbey code base. Please see:
http://samgentile.com/bl
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Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 6:36 PM
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET-ROTOR] State of SSCLI
Hello,
> So... can someone please summarize the state of SSCLI for me? Is is
> dead? Is MS supporting it (in 2 years, 1.0 is th
Hello,
> So... can someone please summarize the state of SSCLI for me? Is is
> dead? Is MS supporting it (in 2 years, 1.0 is the current download).
> Has there been any progress towards the cross platform problem of
> windows forms? Is there a secret society website with real info on this
> topic
I was compiling CLI based demos on my Mac in late 02. At that point I
was highly interested in this technology and thought MS was going the
right direction in doing this.
But now it's been 2 years and it seems there has been little progress
(if any at all). I spent a few hours scouring the web only
