Re: C Sharp?
David Grove wrote: Isn't C# (C Sharp) a Microsoft-owned language that is (currently) available only on Win2k (though apparently targeted for crossplatform)? After Larry said he was thinking of making parts of Perl 6 in C#, I went on a studying rampage. I find nothing for anything except Win2k. Can someone provide links to compilers or resources for non-Win32/Win2k C#? I have heard (via a presumably reliable source) that MicroS..t has contracted Corel to port C# to linux. -- John Porter
C Sharp?
Isn't C# (C Sharp) a Microsoft-owned language that is (currently) available only on Win2k (though apparently targeted for crossplatform)? After Larry said he was thinking of making parts of Perl 6 in C#, I went on a studying rampage. I find nothing for anything except Win2k. Can someone provide links to compilers or resources for non-Win32/Win2k C#? FWIW, although I hate Java with a passion, something about C# seems to be getting me... umm... aroused... (And I swore I'd never use another Microsoft Development Tool.)
Re: C Sharp?
At 10:30 PM 10/18/00 -0500, David Grove wrote: Isn't C# (C Sharp) a Microsoft-owned language that is (currently) available only on Win2k (though apparently targeted for crossplatform)? After Larry said he was thinking of making parts of Perl 6 in C#, Perl's not going to be written in C#. What it's probably going to do (or at least have the potential to do) is emit C# code the same way it'll be able to emit Java bytecode. Dan --"it's like this"--- Dan Sugalski even samurai [EMAIL PROTECTED] have teddy bears and even teddy bears get drunk
