So, I'm thinking about checking out C# Mono, and possibly incorporate it into a project I'm working on. As far as using C# as a platform independent programing language, what should I know, what are the things I need to avoid, understand, etc.
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So, I'm thinking about checking out C# Mono, and possibly incorporate it into a project I'm working on. As far as using C# as a platform independent programing language, what should I know, what are the things I need to avoid, understand, etc.
I've heard it works pretty well if you stick to standard stuff.
However we tried to run it at work where we have a large Linux farm and it doesn't work well in that environment as each machine is configured a little differently. And we don't use a standard Linux distribution we use a hacked up one.
For cross platform code I still use Java, I stick with C# for windows only.
Hope that helps
You don't have to remember anything special, the usual rules apply:
Don't P/Invoke windows only APIs.
Don't hardcode paths - Use Path.Combine, Environment.GetSpecialFolder and friends
Case sensitivity can matter - don't mix up your casings.
I'm sure there are more, but those are the most common ones.
Okay, thanks guys. So I should basically just look out for the usual, obvious stuff.