C# changes
If you were talking about the post I made saying it would be about $30 (USD) then yes it will be cheap... The thing is that this will only be for a limited time right when the upgrade comes out (I don''t know for how long) The thing is that the upgrade will only be $30 for people that allready have VS.NET They haven''t released anything else like what versions will be allowed this price or anything else.
Yeah, that was probably the one. I''ve already got VS.NET (though it''s the academic version). Here''s hoping...
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codeka.com - Just click it.quote:Original post by djkno3
partial types has to deal with partially accepted code. Which means that the security access of the program running isn't really trusted. So if you have a program running from a web application and it trys to call a method from a shared libary unless the library has a specification in it to allow "partial typing" then the program cannot call the method...
Actually, that is running code under partial trust , which is one of the security features built into the .NET frameworks, and is available now. This is a feature of the runtime, not of the language itself, so it's available to any of the .NET languages.
The new feature being added to C#, partial types, is the ability to seperate types (i.e. classes) across multiple source files.
[edited by - Alias2 on November 9, 2002 5:30:51 AM]
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Excellent Link. That PPT demo really answered all my questions...I''m pretty excited about a 2.0 release.
Also, SQL Server Yukon is going to host the CLR...so (from what I''ve read) you''ll be able to code your SPROCS in C#, et al. Your DB layer could be hosted in the DB itself...obviously the details of implementation, maintainability, and versioning will really determine the feasability of this...but even "just" being able to write complex SPROCS in C# rather than SQL will be a huge advance.
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Excellent Link. That PPT demo really answered all my questions...I''m pretty excited about a 2.0 release.
Also, SQL Server Yukon is going to host the CLR...so (from what I''ve read) you''ll be able to code your SPROCS in C#, et al. Your DB layer could be hosted in the DB itself...obviously the details of implementation, maintainability, and versioning will really determine the feasability of this...but even "just" being able to write complex SPROCS in C# rather than SQL will be a huge advance.
Epolevne
just wanted to post another article on the C# and C++ changes in the upcomming versions (and also explains annon methods).
http://www.devx.com/cplus/Article/9937
http://www.devx.com/cplus/Article/9937
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