Framework availiable

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Alberto

As you know, there is a environment called "Mono" to compile C# code in
linux platforms. This means that there is a framework to linux? Is it like
the Windows one?

Thank you.
 
Alberto said:
As you know, there is a environment called "Mono" to compile C# code in
linux platforms. This means that there is a framework to linux? Is it like
the Windows one?
Mono includes a C# compiler and the class libraries in a format that can run
on Linux among other machines, yes.

It is similar to the windows one, the behavior should be quite close but may
not be exact and the two will likely have different overall support
pictures. Mono tends to lag a little behind as well.
 
Daniel O'Connell said:
Mono includes a C# compiler and the class libraries in a format that can
run on Linux among other machines, yes.

It is similar to the windows one, the behavior should be quite close but
may not be exact and the two will likely have different overall support
pictures. Mono tends to lag a little behind as well.

Although Mono had generics support before the CLR (at least non-beta
generics support)

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Richard Blewett - DevelopMentor
http://www.dotnetconsult.co.uk/weblog
http://www.dotnetconsult.co.uk
 
"Richard Blewett [DevelopMentor]" <richard at nospam dotnetconsult dot co
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Although Mono had generics support before the CLR (at least non-beta
generics support)

That is more a matter of the ability of the organization to be nimble. Some
features will get out earlier, some later.
 
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