How to create a Basic4ppc library

[dzt]

Yes, unfortunately this is a typical behaviour of #develop. Visual Studio which I mainly use is better by far and lacks such a issues.

But #develop is free and has the ability to easily change the target .NET platform.

[obrienj]

Well, I just discovered that Reflector points out where things are being used that Net CF doesn't support, so I will rely on that.

As I'm retired and not running a business any more, Visual Studio is out of the question. To bad MS doesn't support some of this in the Express Editions.

Regards,
Jim

[agraham]

Originally Posted by obrienj

Is C# coupled with Net CF interpreted like Java? If not, I really need an explanation.

Check this earlier post by me Hello from a Commodore PET coder then try .NET Framework - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[obrienj]

agraham,

Thanks for taking the time to offer the pointers. They explained everything or should I say sent be back to a place I had been in my Java years. Does "better mousetrap" ring a bell.

This is truely amusing for me. After all of the years of "...compiled VB is better than interpreted Java." We come to this.

Maybe Sun was right all along. Marketing does wonders for the bottom line.

I have seen so many of these in 45 years:

flat address space vs segmented
IBM SNA vs Packet Switching
Compiled vs interpreted
propriatary systems vs Open Systems
Object-only code vs open source

and that's just a few of them.

OK, the old guy will shutup ad go to breakfast.

Regards,
Jim

[moster67]

I am just wondering if it is possible to compile a library (using Visual Studio) that includes code both in Visual Basic and in C# ??

Thanks.

Rgds,
moster67

[Erel]

No. You can however compile one type of code as dll file and then reference this dll in the other project.