Re: Ok .. if ?
- From: "Kim Madsen" <kbm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2007 16:30:36 +0200
Hi,
- obviously Intel 32 assembler.
That's surely not considered part of the language but rather a feature of
the compiler. The compiler is able to compile two languages within one
source file.
Well.. the asm word is a keyword of the Delphi language on Win32 and Linux
platforms.
- before construction/destruction etc. due to different
That's not a language feature surely?
Imo no. Some things are considered 'better' in C# due to the fact that .net
operates as it does with late compiling and linking.
Like the extremely flexible RTTI. Parts of that is simply not possible to
provide in an early compiled/linked language/environment. It is however
anyway considered a language feature for C# and other .net languages.
- interface sections. You can simulate those, but thats not the normal
way to do things in C#. Its a personal preference if one likes interfaces
/
That's a structural difference rather than a feature. You could just as
easily argue that C# not having an interface/implementation layout is a
feature. Personally I do prefer the Pascal approach with this.
They made a conscious design choise to do as they did. They could have
chosen to provide header/interface type functionality, but they didnt.
Structure is part of a language description. In cases structure has direct
influence on the outcome of a compilation.
--
best regards
Kim Madsen
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