OT Java, C#, C++

Although still off-topic, I was just wondering, ...

In the threads on Java, it seems to me that some of those embracing OO are
moving from Java to C# (not C++).

I know that the CLI run-time (I think that is what is still called outside
Microsoft) is available on other platforms, but I was wondering how "portable"
those using C# is in practice.

Are those using C# mostly doing Windows applications?

If you wanted to do OO for a "portable to where CLI isn't" environment, would
you use Java or C++ - or something else (and why)?

Just curious.

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Bill Klein
wmklein <at> ix.netcom.com


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