Hi, Mahesh, There is one Big Issue is heppening in my mind, I have one doubt, Can u Plz Clear that, My doubt is like, In the .Net every thing happens like Java , means after compling the C# or VB.NET code it converts into the ILCODE(i.e ByteCode in java) After that CLR (i.e JVM in Java) comes in the Picture for the Run time, so its a same procedure, There is one Advantage with CLR that it make the Language Independency, But that CLR does not make the Our IL to plateform Dependent, coz its nothing but a Virtual Machine only like the JVM, Please let me know this thing, and now i got some thing about the GCC.NET, i think we can get that Plateform Independency????Is it like that, and one more thing that we cant run or install our .NET Framework to some other Plateform except windows Thanks
With Regards
Khan
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Mahesh ChandPosted May 22, 2008, 5:30 PM
Platform independence means - an application can run on either Windows, Linux or other OS no matter where it was created.
Today, I can build an application (which is called an assembly in .NET) on Windows and run it on Linux. To run on Linux, your Linux must have .NET Framework installed on it. IF you go to go-mono.com, you can find all downloads and details. It supports most of .NET including Windows Forms, ADO.NET, ASP.NET and so on.