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Hi,
I would like to know that wether .NET having two compilers

And explain me about .NET Framework in the detail way


Thanks & Reagrds
Antalin
 
Antalin said:
Hi,
I would like to know that wether .NET having two compilers
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There are many languages that compile to IL code. Then the IL code is
compiled into native code sooner or later.
And explain me about .NET Framework in the detail way
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Hey, you are modest.
Where should I send my 18459 pages long description? ;-)
 
Antalin said:
Hey,
First you tell me that .NET is having two compilers or not?
It is straight question and you can answer to this with 'Yes' or 'No' single word
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The .NET Framework comes with 3 compilers: C# (csc.exe), VB.NET
(vbc.exe) and JScript.NET (jsc.exe). These compilers are available on
any system where the .NET Framework is installed.

Two other compilers are readily available from Microsoft at no cost:

J# (vjc.exe) - this can be obtained by downloading vjredist.exe
from microsoft.

MC++ (Managed C++, cl.exe) - this can be obtained by downloading
the "Visual C++ Toolkit 2003" from Microsoft.

Other compilers for .NET are available form other sources. Google around.

If you are having long description around 18459 pages then you can very well post me that to my gmail id "(e-mail address removed)"
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I think his point is that explaining the .NET Framework in detail would
require *a lot* of text.

You should simply start reading the documentation in the .NET Framework
SDK and reading the vast amount of information on the Internet.
http://msdn.microsoft.com is a good place to start (in addition to the
Framework SDK's docs).
 
Thanks Miha Markic
Then tell me JIT(Just in Time) compiler is a compiler for .NET Framework or
not?
Please help me on this regard

Antalin
 
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