On Jan 1, 2011, at 6:09 AM, N. T. wrote:

>> Mono on Linux for .net? Dunno
>>
>
> He said, "for those developers willing to be restricted to a Windows =20
> development environment". The dev environment is called MS Visual =20
> Studio, if I am not mistaken.

"mono" is an open source version of C#/.net, and runs on windows/linux/=20
macos, but I don't know whether it supports the ".net micro framework" =20
used by netduino.

Whatever happened to P-code (for pascal), anyway?  It seems (?) that =20
interpreters in general have advanced in the relatively recent past; =20
were there enough advantages in the p-code runtime environment to =20
think about doing that again, or have the (older) advances made in =20
compiler technology made it uninteresting anyway?  (I never noticed =20
whether P-code added run-time capabilities to a typical CPU, or was =20
just a crutch so people wouldn't have to write code generators.)

BillW

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