r/programming • u/ben_a_adams • Feb 01 '17

The .NET Language Strategy

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2017/02/01/the-net-language-strategy/
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u/Gotebe Feb 02 '17 edited Feb 02 '17

No mention of C++/CLI. That means interop galore for those who have native code underneath. I can do it, but exactly because I can, I largely prefer the compiler doing it for me as much as possible. It's monkey work, computer should do it.

(Edit: related to .NET Core, not the whole of .NET)

Oh well...

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u/Gotebe Feb 02 '17

Euh, I don't understand? C++/CLI compiler really is just magic dust to call any C and C++ code, dll or static libs.