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What Is C# | |
| Subject: | "nasty little secret"? | |
| Date: | 2005-10-06 17:56:17 | |
| From: | david_douglass | |
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Huh? The fact that .NET languages compile to MSIL is well know and has been for years. Microsoft hasn't made any attempt to hide this. And what's nasty about this? A lot of the great things about .NET depend on MSIL.
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My point was to turn upside down the common understanding that C# and VB2005 produce very similar IL, and rather to provide the perspective that there really is just one language for .NET (MSIL) with various flavors of syntactic sugar laid on top.
One flavor is reminiscent of C++ and Java, and another flavor is similar to (but notably different from) "classic VB."
Sorry if I was unclear.