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Multiplatform object model
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- Subject: Multiplatform object model
- From: Grobarcik Peter <Peter dot Grobarcik at start dot de>
- Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2001 18:13:05 +0200
> Hi experts,
> I am reading currently a lot of about the "new bright time with .NET"
> comming to us from Redmont :-)
>
> As I see it - there is still a problem doing system development with C++,
> because of the internalls of different compilers, name mangling and other
> non standartised things. I am looking at the problems and I thought -
> maybe the Java bytecode or something simmilair (GNU bytecode :-) ) could
> solve the issue: all compilers would produce some standartised bytecode
> and then the OS semi-compiler would finalize the task (maybe JIT) - so we
> can have a fast AND multiplatform code - something like GCJ, but for "all"
> languages.
>
> Would be such a thing possible?
> Has it sense?
>
> Please excuse my english,
>
> regards,
>
> Peter
>
>