They haven't raised any money yet. The money will only be collected if
Borland were to accept an offer from these folks. The amount so far is
more akin to pledges.
Mark
L505 wrote:
Who gets the $22,000 they have raised so far, if their plan doesn't work out?
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Tony Pelton wrote:
it is *everything* that Java is, but better.
i feel like the hobbyist programmer in me has been reborn AND ... i've
actually started to look out into the job market a little, with an eye
towards maybe trying to make a jump from being a Java J2EE web
application developer to
Matt Henley wrote:
understand. A modern language such as any of the .NET languages will
meet the efficiency objective but portability remains an issue. While
I believe the with .Net, you will have the same speed issues that you
have with Python since it compiles to CLR and not native machine
Marc Santhoff wrote:
If you'd ask me: My wish would be to see fpc compiling programmes for
the BlackFin-CPUs and for the ECOS2 operating system, can this be
implemented, please? ;)
Marc
So the number of users of fpc is extended by two? three at most? :-)
Mark
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