Re: Programming Tools Dream

Yogi Yang 007 wrote:
Rudy Velthuis [TeamB] wrote:
Dominic Willems wrote:
> [...]
Even .NET does not give this freedom as every module in another language will have to be written as a class and compiled into an assembly which will be consumed, and finally the lingering of runtimes dependency is a headache for me.

You can compile different languages to a single .NET assembly. Although it's not that simple as just adding the source code.
However, you can merge multiple .NET assemblies to a single assembly.

I agree that the runtime dependency is a problem. But linking and shipping large parts of the .NET runtime in a single assembly wouldn't be a solution either.

Andre
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