Re: Ada and .NET

[Ted Dennison<dennison@telepath.com>]

In article <5ee5b646.0107180001.1384ccf9@posting.google.com>, Robert Dewar
says...
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>Ted Dennison<dennison@telepath.com> wrote in message news:<6y057.22637$Kf3.298556@www.newsranger.com>...
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>> Other that a PR platform, what exactly is ".NET"? Does it have a spec 
>> available somewhere that compiler writers can write to?
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>Perhaps you should do a little research before opining :-), and
>yes .. it does have a spec .. just because you have not read it does
>not mean it does not exist, and to dismiss .NET as simply a "PR
>platform" is unreasonable by any standards.

I certianly should, which is why I was asking questions. Note the question marks
("?") at the end of the senteces you quoted. That's generally the dead giveaway
for a request for information. Sentences that contain "opining" generally end in
a period, like this one.

Somtimes I just have to be impressed with the sheer effort that must be involved
in misunderstanding me so badly. :-)

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