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    I am not sure if it has been said that C# has been submitted to ECMA or will be submitted to ECMA but I did a quick search of the internet and I get the impression that C# has not (yet) been submitted. Something that I found interesting is that Sun has submitted Java to ECMA and Microsoft has submitted JScript. I do not find anything in the ECMA web site about Java though. If, however, Netscape has submitted Java then it makes sense to me that Microsoft will submit C#. ECMAScript is evidently a standardized JavaScript/JScript. See: http://www.ecma.ch/

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      I am not sure if it has been said that C# has been submitted to ECMA or will be submitted to ECMA but I did a quick search of the internet and I get the impression that C# has not (yet) been submitted. Something that I found interesting is that Sun has submitted Java to ECMA and Microsoft has submitted JScript. I do not find anything in the ECMA web site about Java though. If, however, Netscape has submitted Java then it makes sense to me that Microsoft will submit C#. ECMAScript is evidently a standardized JavaScript/JScript. See: http://www.ecma.ch/

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      I guess it has been submitted (or atleast in the process)and they are reviewing it. But I dont know on what stage it is, but atleast EMCA are doing some work on c#. Not only C#, but also CLI. I guess one day or other both C# and CLI(Common Language Infrastructure, I guess it is same CLR) will be a standard. May be I'm too optimistic! ;-) Refer to their website! http://www.ecma.ch/ecma1/news/news.htm *note if that link doesnt work, search "C Sharp" (not C#) on their site. regards Ravi

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        I guess it has been submitted (or atleast in the process)and they are reviewing it. But I dont know on what stage it is, but atleast EMCA are doing some work on c#. Not only C#, but also CLI. I guess one day or other both C# and CLI(Common Language Infrastructure, I guess it is same CLR) will be a standard. May be I'm too optimistic! ;-) Refer to their website! http://www.ecma.ch/ecma1/news/news.htm *note if that link doesnt work, search "C Sharp" (not C#) on their site. regards Ravi

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        Hi Ravi, Yes C# has been sent and accepted as a Standard with Microsoft and IBM on the board for the committe. Also to note that JScript is also a full programming language now as well with JScript.Net -V-

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          I am not sure if it has been said that C# has been submitted to ECMA or will be submitted to ECMA but I did a quick search of the internet and I get the impression that C# has not (yet) been submitted. Something that I found interesting is that Sun has submitted Java to ECMA and Microsoft has submitted JScript. I do not find anything in the ECMA web site about Java though. If, however, Netscape has submitted Java then it makes sense to me that Microsoft will submit C#. ECMAScript is evidently a standardized JavaScript/JScript. See: http://www.ecma.ch/

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          ECMA-334 2nd edition - December 2002 C# Language Specification [^] ECMA-335 2nd edition - December 2002 Common Language Infrastructrure (CLI)[^] Salil Khedkar [^]

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