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yeah, i saw that inference too; but i think it's a silly one - it would be like those same people being upset that new windows core features aren't written in C
by davydm 2y ago
yeah, i saw that inference too; but i think it's a silly one - it would be like those same people being upset that new windows core features aren't written in C# (and, we shouldn't forget the other targeting languages)
but i'm also a fan of languages, so my opinion may be screwy ;p
- mike_hearn 2y agoThe fact that the Windows team rejected C# actually was a reason to think twice about it (and Office, and ...) . If nothing else it had deep implications for .NET's backwards compatibility story, and it sent the message that people with existing C++ codebases shouldn't view it as a natural next step despite the .NET team originally pushing dialects of C++ and P/Invoke pretty hard.