Isn't that what dot net is for?
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12 years ago
Is the Raspberry Pi real at that price?
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12 years ago
It could be, although I wouldn't bet any money that Win8-ARM will be able to take a program in IDL format, compile it, and run it; I'd wager you'll have to go back to the original source file in C# or VB.net or whatever and generate a new IDL.
In fact, I seem to recall that they won't be supporting the old Win32 API on the ARM implementation at all -- only the new "Metro" API. But I could be wrong about that...
---Joel
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12 years ago
You know so little. Why do you work so hard at proving it?
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12 years ago
Nope. Guess again.
Afflictions?
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12 years ago
Wishful thinking, I fear. Nice thought, though!
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12 years ago
The crisis did come about because of "financial products" that were completely intransparant. It is not software but the mechanism of not really knowing what is going on (apart from a small group that did and made huge money from it) is indeed quite comparable.
Rene