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23-09-2005, 19:39
blog di Herb Sutter:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/05/10/default.aspx
C++/CLI is done!
In December 2003, a new Ecma committee called TC39/TG5 started work to standardize C++/CLI, a binding between the ISO C++ programming language and the ISO CLI runtime environment.
On Tuesday, after 11 face-to-face meetings and dozens of teleconference calls, TG5 finished its most recent meeting by voting unanimously to request that TC39 adopt the language specification and submit it to the Ecma general assembly for approval. If approved, C++/CLI will become an Ecma international standard later this year. Following that, the Ecma general assembly would submit it to ISO for consideration as a potential ISO standard.
A little editorial work remains to incorporate edits and clarifications to the text that were approved by TG5 this week, and then the final document will be submitted to TC39 on October 11 and should be publicly available by the end of the year.
At this point I would like to reiterate my own personal thanks to Bjarne Stroustrup for his gracious and insightful comments and suggestions that have improved C++/CLI in both the broad design and the little details, and also to Dinkumware, Edison Design Group (EDG), Plum Hall, IBM, and the other participants who likewise helped make C++/CLI as good as it is, both before and during the Ecma standards process. Thanks again, everyone!
C++/CLI e' un "dialetto" di C++ per ambienti managed compatibili con lo standard ISO CLI (su cui si basa .NET).
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/05/10/default.aspx
C++/CLI is done!
In December 2003, a new Ecma committee called TC39/TG5 started work to standardize C++/CLI, a binding between the ISO C++ programming language and the ISO CLI runtime environment.
On Tuesday, after 11 face-to-face meetings and dozens of teleconference calls, TG5 finished its most recent meeting by voting unanimously to request that TC39 adopt the language specification and submit it to the Ecma general assembly for approval. If approved, C++/CLI will become an Ecma international standard later this year. Following that, the Ecma general assembly would submit it to ISO for consideration as a potential ISO standard.
A little editorial work remains to incorporate edits and clarifications to the text that were approved by TG5 this week, and then the final document will be submitted to TC39 on October 11 and should be publicly available by the end of the year.
At this point I would like to reiterate my own personal thanks to Bjarne Stroustrup for his gracious and insightful comments and suggestions that have improved C++/CLI in both the broad design and the little details, and also to Dinkumware, Edison Design Group (EDG), Plum Hall, IBM, and the other participants who likewise helped make C++/CLI as good as it is, both before and during the Ecma standards process. Thanks again, everyone!
C++/CLI e' un "dialetto" di C++ per ambienti managed compatibili con lo standard ISO CLI (su cui si basa .NET).