sure, for a closed-source language that you have to pay for, you need to have a very high confidence in the source. for a closed-source closed-specification la

sure, for a closed-source language that you have to pay for, you need to have a very high confidence in the source. for a closed-source closed-specification language, it seems quite a tall ask, imo. it would have to be something really amazing. i would wager that c# standardizing it's specifications (over ten years ago) and having an open-source implementation (mono) was a big deal, and moving toward rosalyn was certainly a strategic move.