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Subject: Re: Ada & .Net (Rotor)
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"Juergen Pfeifer" <nospam@nospam.org> wrote:
>Rotor may change the perception a bit.
What is it, that "Rotor"? I don't think that it is well-known name.

> Now people can look
>at the very heart of the .NET architecture, the CLI and the
>C# compiler and they can see themself how MS code is
>advancing the state of the art.
All that is possible using that wonderful "Rotor"? And where is it? Is it a
part of .NET distribution, or it is a separate product (either MS or third-party)?