Non-NT/2000/XP C# compiler?
(I''m kinda new to the forums, fyi)
A while ago I asked, on a name that I forgot (and who''s password I certainly forgot, on an email of mine which went under...) about VC++.
I was wondering, as the title implies, if anyone knows of a non NT/2000/XP C# compiler *for windows*. I have an embaressing version of windows (Not 3.0 or anything, but sucky nonetheless), and since I''ve been hearing talk of DX soon supporting C# on 9, I''ve been more interested in its less-hybrid aproach.
(I''m sure someone else has asked, but no search has turned up anything . . . So sorry if you''ve heard this before.)
The only non MS C# compiler I''m aware of is the one being built as part of the Mono project. My assumption is the target platform is Linux not NT - but perhaps they will port it too. Google on "mono" and "simian" and "Isacaza" (sp?) or head over to slashdot and search there as they post articles about "Mono" once a month or thereabouts.
It is quite possible to install the .NET Framework on at least Win98 and ME - you just need to fool the installer. There''s a guide to doing it here: http://www.omlettesoft.com/dotnet.php3
"PL/I and Ada started out with all the bloat, were very daunting languages, and got bad reputations (deservedly). C++ has shown that if you slowly bloat up a language over a period of years, people don''t seem to mind as much."
James Hague
"PL/I and Ada started out with all the bloat, were very daunting languages, and got bad reputations (deservedly). C++ has shown that if you slowly bloat up a language over a period of years, people don''t seem to mind as much."
James Hague
quote:Original post by LessBread
My assumption is the target platform is Linux not NT
No, they are targeting Windows as well. But it wont run on 9x yet, mainly due to some problems with Unicode(9x doesnt support Unicode natively like NT does).
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"simian"
Ximian
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"Isacaza" (sp?)
Miguel de Icaza.
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