Re: D2006 hits the UK
- From: Lurkio <spam?@no.thanks>
- Date: Fri, 02 Dec 2005 12:56:17 +0000
Jim Cooper wrote:
Now this remains to be seen...
No it doesn't. Examples have repeatedly been given by MS people in these very groups. Both VS2005 and SQL Server 2005 have large chunks of .NET code in them for instance.
Er, yes, it does... :-)
"having large chunks of .NET code" in them isn't quite the same as being written from the ground up as fully managed applications. Same cited MS people tended to become a little more shy when pressed to give details as to what percentage of said codebases are managed...
BTW, good to see you back in here, Jim :-) .
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