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[danieltm64]

Is C# only for developing .net programs or can it be used to develop a native program?

[WingedPanther]

As far as I know, C# is strictly a .NET language.

[dargueta]

I think this is what you might need.
http://projects.prab...CookieSupport=1

There are operating systems written in C#, so I would imagine that there exists a native compiler. Somewhere.

[danieltm64]

I went to the above URL but I'm getting a message saying that the page isn't redirecting properly.

[dargueta]

Odd...works for me. Are you using Internet Explorer?

[danieltm64]

No, Firefox.

[dargueta]

Ok, I've attached a complete saved version of the webpage. The links to other parts of the site should still work.

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[danieltm64]

Thanks! It worked, I'll take a look.

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dargueta said:

I think this is what you might need.
http://projects.prab...CookieSupport=1

There are operating systems written in C#, so I would imagine that there exists a native compiler. Somewhere.

danieltm64 said:

I went to the above URL but I'm getting a message saying that the page isn't redirecting properly.

Just drop the last bit & it works in firefox also

http://projects.prab.../compiler/wiki/

[danieltm64]

@PGP_Protector
Confirmed.

[dargueta]

After doing a bit of digging yesterday, I came across an article that said that the operating systems written in C# are actually compiled into bytecode that runs on top of a native virtual machine. I don't know if that's what you wanted to hear, but that's what I've read.

[Groogy]

Don't know if it's native, but I think parts of gnome is done in C# which is in linux. In other words, not .NET :P