I’m sorry for non-Navision subject but as the GREEN project is not very far I would like to know what’s the difference between C# and C++. I’ve worked with C++ only. Sorry for offtopic again [;)]
A quick search on Google with the string “C# versus C++” yields a lot of results - among these "http://www.softsteel.co.uk/tutorials/cSharp/lesson2.html#2 BTW - has it been confirmed that C# will be Green’s applicationlanguage (I know it’ll be written in C#) - what about VB.NET?
Arthur, if you want a short (and somewhat sarcastic [:p]) answer: C# is actually Java with a lot of stuff added [:D] The “lot of stuff” includes delegates & events, attributes, properties and somewhat different accessor keywords. It doesn’t have much in common with C++ beside the syntax (but then, Java has C-syntax, too), at least that’s my impression…
green will be written in visual studio, and will use a new development environment.
C# is nothing but Microsoft’t version of Java. Though it is very user friendly Rajan
C# is one of the development languages belonging to Visual Studio. And Microsoft is pushing it forward quite a bit, so I am not surprised to hear Green will be build in MS VS C#.