Re: My thoughts on C# and gaming.

Wow, I just had to go and read my history books, I hadn't even realised that
C# had been around that long :)

On 29 January 2010 20:10, Miguel de Icaza <[email protected]> wrote:

> On C# and .NET:
>
> > As such, the COM heritage tends to fade into the background.  The C#
> > language, in short, isn't as deeply or fundamentally tied to the .Net
> > APIs as you seem to believe.
>
> In fact, Mono, the open source .NET implementation did not have COM
> support until a two years or so.  We have been shipping C#-based
> applications on Linux for 8 years without ever using COM.
>
> We only implemented COM so we could speak to Mozilla's XPCOM and embed
> it in our applications.
>
> Miguel.
>
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