Accelerated CSharp 2005
When I joined the Common Language Runtime (CLR) team in 1998, I had no idea what an impact .NET and the CLR would make on the industry. From the very first meeting I attended (about the pros and cons of a garbage-collected environment compared to a referenced-counting model), it was clear that th...
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oai:scholar.dlu.edu.vn:DLU123456789-305932014-01-20T06:51:37Z Accelerated CSharp 2005 Nash, Trey Technologies When I joined the Common Language Runtime (CLR) team in 1998, I had no idea what an impact .NET and the CLR would make on the industry. From the very first meeting I attended (about the pros and cons of a garbage-collected environment compared to a referenced-counting model), it was clear that these were huge steps forward for Microsoft. Incidentally, the second meeting I attended was about VB6-style edit-and-continue debugging, and it was not until version 2 of the .NET Framework more than seven years later that we actually realized this particular feature and delivered it to C# as well as VB users. The .NET Framework and C# started out as ambitious projects and have grown and matured appreciably over the years. 2012-05-24T07:30:18Z 2012-05-24T07:30:18Z 2005 Book 1-59059-717-6 http://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/30593 en application/pdf Apress |
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When I joined the Common Language Runtime (CLR) team in 1998, I had no idea what an impact
.NET and the CLR would make on the industry. From the very first meeting I attended (about the pros
and cons of a garbage-collected environment compared to a referenced-counting model), it was
clear that these were huge steps forward for Microsoft. Incidentally, the second meeting I attended
was about VB6-style edit-and-continue debugging, and it was not until version 2 of the .NET Framework
more than seven years later that we actually realized this particular feature and delivered it to
C# as well as VB users. The .NET Framework and C# started out as ambitious projects and have grown
and matured appreciably over the years. |
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