> Anything but 'managed' -- while conceptually it covers things quite nicely, in practice it's used almost exclusively to mean "runs on the CLR" Evidence? I kn

> Anything but 'managed' -- while conceptually it covers things quite nicely, in practice it's used almost exclusively to mean "runs on the CLR" Evidence? I know at least one Mozilla dev who calls JavaScript "managed". I call such languages "managed" too, and I write much more non-CLR code than CLR code.