it's that true, that the program that creat on the C# can work on microsoft and linux and macntous and the progrma that created on the Vb.net can work only on the microsofot
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it's that true, that the program that creat on the C# can work on microsoft and linux and macntous and the progrma that created on the Vb.net can work only on the microsofot
Aside from a horrible number of typos...the answer is "that depends"...
1) C# is NOT a "Microsoft LAnguage". It is controlled by an ECMA specification, and any vendor is free to write any compliant compiler.
2) VB.NET (actually all of VB) IS a Microsoft Language, and they have ownership.
3) Both C# and VB.NET compile to MSIL. Other vendors have created runtimes capable of supporting MSIL (e.g. Mono)
HanneS, thanks for the links supporting point#1 of my previous post. :wave::wave::thumb:
Thank both of you for help!. But as I'm a newbie and myn english not very well can you be more specific about my question :
Which one is work with ... and another not and what do you mean by MSIL?
MSIL = Microsoft Intermedial Language. The output of EVERY .Net compiler. As the MSIL code is loaded it is compiled to actual Machine Code by the JIT (Just In Time) Compiler.Quote:
Originally Posted by nader
Something which is targeted for and will run as a NATIVE application on any
Something which is target as x86 will always be a 32 bit process (which CAN run on 64 bit machines)
Something which is targeted as x64 will always be a 64 bit process (which can NOT run on a 32 bit machine).
I'm working on Vb2005.net.so do I have to leave it and work on C#.
Impossible to answer....Quote:
Originally Posted by nader
"I am eating a steak...do I have to leave it and eat a sandwhich"???
Thank you for help!