I wrote a short article here showing some of the very interesting language features I found in Comega, a language created by Microsoft Research. If code like this (especially lines 18-22 and 26-27)
producing output like that shown below sounds interesting to you then you should have a look.
Update: Jayson has a nice overview of Cw (back when it was called Xen) here.
Comments
Omer van Kloeten
WTF? Where’s the DB? What are you selecting from?! :O
6/10/2004 7:13:00 PM
Sahil Malik
Where will this be used? What is used for the CLR within Yukon?
6/10/2004 7:23:00 PM
JosephCooney
Omer - The DB is a static object in the Northwind namespace (which was generated by a tool), and Comega connects to it using an item in the config file. The article goes into more detail.
Sahil - sadly this is only a research prototype (with no plans of turning it directly into a product). It has a similar "non-commercial" license to ROTOR etc. The C# team have made noises about including stuff like this in C# 3.0 which is exciting I think. Bye bye ado.net.
Sahil - sadly this is only a research prototype (with no plans of turning it directly into a product). It has a similar "non-commercial" license to ROTOR etc. The C# team have made noises about including stuff like this in C# 3.0 which is exciting I think. Bye bye ado.net.
6/10/2004 10:24:00 PM
Jason Haley
Findings this afternoon
30/10/2004 7:21:00 AM