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Thursday, May 19, 2005
C#
This updates the article at:
C# for Not Yet Techies
Microsoft's version of C for its new .NET Framework, C#,
is now called Visual C# 2005. That's the latest version.
It has been nicknamed Whidbey.
Visual C# 2005 has been expanded, of course, in many
technical ways to fit in with .NET Framework 2.0. It
also has a new debugger.
Included will be:
Generics
Iterators
Partial types
Anonymous methods
Disable compiler warnings directly in code or verify ECMA/ISO conformance
Refactoring
Code expansions
Code formatting
Enhanced IntelliSense
Enhanced datatips
Debugger visualizers
Design-time expression evaluation
To learn more, go to:
Visual C# 2005
CRL
This updates the article at:
CRL / Common Runtime Language for Not Yet Techies
I've searched high and low, but cannot find any
particular news about Microsoft's CRL /
Common Runtime Language.
You can learn more about its many technical aspects here:
Common Runtime Language
