>> Since there is no real non win32 .NET OS in the picture, there is no >> real >> hurry anyway. >> >> What would be the advantages of FPC compiling for .NET in your opinion? > > .NET is not only for Win32! (AFAIK .NET for Linuxes is in development > too.) > > For example, I have the PDA. On this PDA is OS WinCE.NET. When I have > program for .NET, then I can run this program on my WinXP and on my > PDA too. (without any recompilation!) yes, I tried this and it really > working! > > And what about new 64-bit processors? > > FPC can compile programs for Win32 with i386 processors. But what > about new IA64 processors? I cannot use FPC for this! :-(
Please calm down. There is no reason to scream. We already devote almost all our free time to FPC. So please don't ask for unreasonable things. Here is a summary of the platforms: - PowerPC is working - ARM is in development - SPARC is in development - x86_64 development will start ASAP the developpers have hardware - ia64, if you pay for the hardware... (using an external compilefarm is not an option) - .NET, none of the current core developpers has plans to support it. You are welcome to implement it Peter _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
