Plus the GNU guys have been building a C# compiler
that compiles to native code and targets native libraries (instead of a .NET [or
compatible] runtime). So one could use it instead of C++ I suppose on
Unix
---George Birbilis [EMAIL PROTECTED]Microsoft MVP J#
And so says Peter Amstutz on 14/03/06 14:23...
That said, there's probably a crossing-over point, where projects
below some size are better served with a dynamic type system, and
projects above that size are better server with a static type system.
The point could also be made that certain
Lalo,
On 3/14/06, Lalo Martins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And you can constrain even that using slots.If you're interested,contact me in private :-) otherwise, just record the fact that it's
possible.(A class with slots makes all attribute assignments failunless the attribute name is in the slots
