On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 5:12 PM, Marechiare <marechiare@gmail.com> wrote:
> You know C already, don't you? There should not be a problem with C#.

What is the learning curve if you know only ANSI C? How do you compile
it to native code? Can you write a device driver in C#?

Hope it does not open a new flame. However, I just can't understand
the concept behind C#, as it uses a VM but works only on one platform.
 A'la an interpreted language from the '80s -- see Apple Basic where
the tokenised code (AIL -> Apple Intermediate Language :-) ) was
stored and interpreted, when memory was full it made a garbage
collection etc, so what new C# and .NET brought us? :-)

Tamas



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