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A free compiler and dev tools? Revolutionary. Or, completely the norm in Ruby, Python, Java... um, every other language. Did they OSS the IDE?
by cowardlydragon 12y ago
A free compiler and dev tools? Revolutionary.
Or, completely the norm in Ruby, Python, Java... um, every other language.
Did they OSS the IDE?
- jdmichal 12y agoYou mean the Java for which the reference VM (Hotspot) and compiler were not open-sourced until November 13, 2006 [1], roughly corresponding with the Java 6 release? [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenJDK#Sun.27s_promise_and_initial_release http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenJDK#Sun.27s_promise_and_ini...
- nvivo 12y agoThe compilers for .net were always free and were in every installation of the framework since the first version on 2003. And there were open source IDEs for .NET since the beginning.