UNIX framework
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Hi! any idea when a .NET Framework will be available on UNIX/LINUX platform? Bye, Orbital^ ...the night is long ... but not long enought to do some real coding ...
You've got to distinguish between which portion of the .NET framework you are talking about. I know it sounds weird, but that's the way it goes. - CLR + CLI + CTS + core class libraries (non windows forms) ==> Rotor[^] (also known as shared source cli) - Windows forms ==> Mono[^] (even if mono has decided to rely on a third-party WIN32 lib for all native calls) - C# compiler ==> not sure about it, but I think Mono covers it too.
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You've got to distinguish between which portion of the .NET framework you are talking about. I know it sounds weird, but that's the way it goes. - CLR + CLI + CTS + core class libraries (non windows forms) ==> Rotor[^] (also known as shared source cli) - Windows forms ==> Mono[^] (even if mono has decided to rely on a third-party WIN32 lib for all native calls) - C# compiler ==> not sure about it, but I think Mono covers it too.
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You've got to distinguish between which portion of the .NET framework you are talking about. I know it sounds weird, but that's the way it goes. - CLR + CLI + CTS + core class libraries (non windows forms) ==> Rotor[^] (also known as shared source cli) - Windows forms ==> Mono[^] (even if mono has decided to rely on a third-party WIN32 lib for all native calls) - C# compiler ==> not sure about it, but I think Mono covers it too.
.S.Rod. wrote: not sure about it, but I think Mono covers it too. Yep, Mono has the C# compiler. The sources to JScript .NET and C# compiler are available in Rotor as well. James - out of order -
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What about an oficial MS release ? Bye, Orbital^ ...the night is long ... but not long enought to do some real coding ...
The only "official" release, if you want to call it that, is the shared source reference implementation, Rotor: The Shared Source CLI Beta Refresh [^] (also available at Corel[^].) Yes, it was jointly developed. It targets WinXP and FreeBSD.
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