Yeah, the Amiga was fast, but rememeber that one lame app would crash the entire system. The Guru was not very helpful in debugging memory pointer corruption either...
I prefer the stability of Linux, OS X, and even XP, thanks.
Because.NET is the only platform that exists today that allows you to re-use code written in other languages *without* writing a single interface function. Although Mono only has a C# compiler today, I believe others will follow with compilers/interpreters for (managed)C++, Obj C, Ruby, Python, Java, etc.
So write your assembly in C# today, and re-use it tomorrow in Java, or give it to your co-working using C++.
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Yeah, the Amiga was fast, but rememeber that one lame app would crash the entire system. The Guru was not very helpful in debugging memory pointer corruption either... I prefer the stability of Linux, OS X, and even XP, thanks.
Because .NET is the only platform that exists today that allows you to re-use code written in other languages *without* writing a single interface function. Although Mono only has a C# compiler today, I believe others will follow with compilers/interpreters for (managed)C++, Obj C, Ruby, Python, Java, etc.
So write your assembly in C# today, and re-use it tomorrow in Java, or give it to your co-working using C++.