long / int64 bug

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J# is full of obvious bugs.

So here is another one:
- J++ compiles long to signed 32 bits.
- J# compiles long to signed 64 bits...

J# looks like a product developed by an internship and released without any basic testing.

So, is there an official bugs list for J# - at least for the compiler ? It will save me from discovering incompatibilities and loosing my time investigating compiler bug. (don't even talk me of KB - it's not really up to date).

- Pierre
 
J++ compiles long to signed 32 bits!!!! Where did you get this from?

J++ compiles long to signed 64 bits. This is dictated by Java specs. J# does
the same.
So, before insulting the team that developed the product, you should at
least check your infos.

Bruno

Pierre CHALAMET said:
J# is full of obvious bugs.

So here is another one:
- J++ compiles long to signed 32 bits.
- J# compiles long to signed 64 bits...

J# looks like a product developed by an internship and released without any basic testing.

So, is there an official bugs list for J# - at least for the compiler ? It
Click to expand...
will save me from discovering incompatibilities and loosing my time
investigating compiler bug. (don't even talk me of KB - it's not really up
to date).
 
Java is a desease, C# is the cure :D



Pierre CHALAMET said:
J# is full of obvious bugs.

So here is another one:
- J++ compiles long to signed 32 bits.
- J# compiles long to signed 64 bits...

J# looks like a product developed by an internship and released without any basic testing.

So, is there an official bugs list for J# - at least for the compiler ? It
Click to expand...
will save me from discovering incompatibilities and loosing my time
investigating compiler bug. (don't even talk me of KB - it's not really up
to date).
 
<=?Utf-8?B?UGllcnJlIENIQUxBTUVU?= <pierre.chalamet at
NOSPAM.neoxia.com> said:
J# is full of obvious bugs.

So here is another one:
- J++ compiles long to signed 32 bits.
Click to expand...

I very much doubt that - I know J++ had some "changes" to Java (in
certain modes) but I suspect it didn't go that far. Do you have any
example code which shows that?
 
Java is a desease, C# is the cure :D
Click to expand...

Or with a more balanced approach, Java and C# are both nice languages
on nice frameworks, and each has its place in a developer's toolbox.
 
Jon,

The reply is in the vjsharp newsgroup. Pierre was talking about an
incompatibility in the COM interop layer.

Of course, a long is 64 bits in J++, J# and Java.

Bruno.
 
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