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Yeah but the way they've done it, iirc, is by cutting libraries out of Core that really should be in there. I remember looking recently at some pretty basic stu
by toyg 3y ago
Yeah but the way they've done it, iirc, is by cutting libraries out of Core that really should be in there. I remember looking recently at some pretty basic stuff that broke in 6, simply because for some reason the relevant APIs (which were pretty low-level and not really related to anything driver-specific) were marked as Windows-only and ripped out of Core and Host packages.
So in theory it's all independent but in practice the best bits are still on Windows.
- nkozyra 3y agoThis was my experience trying to rewrite a service about a year ago.
- smaudet 3y agoIt has been amusing watching them try to get cross platform going, I used to hear how they (c#/.net) did such a good job with backwards compatibility, however Java had been doing crazier platforms for longer and their cross platform/backwards compat is in a much better state... although they are much more difficult to use to integrate deeply with a system.
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- davidfowl 3y agoWhat stuff was that?