can anyone explain the difference,similarties, definition..... for CTS and
CLS in a simple way to understand.
Thankz ,
Maheshkumar.R
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The Common Type System (CTS) is the set of rules that state what data types
(16 bit integer, 32 bit integer, decimal, etc.) ALL .NET languages must
have.
The Common Language Runtime (CLR) is the runtime that processes the
Intermediate Language (IL) code produced by the various .NET languages.
> can anyone explain the difference,similarties, definition..... for CTS and
> CLS in a simple way to understand.
> Thankz ,
> Maheshkumar.R
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Kikalo - 16 Mar 2005 08:38 GMT
CLS (a subset of the CTS) details the minimum set of features and types a
given compiler must support
if these compiler is targeting the CLR. So this given features are garanteed
to be supported by all languages
that target the CLR.
If you're designing types that should be used between languages you
shouldn't take advantage of features
outside the CLS because members of this types might not be accessible by
programmers using other CLR
programming languages
RM
> The Common Type System (CTS) is the set of rules that state what data
> types (16 bit integer, 32 bit integer, decimal, etc.) ALL .NET languages
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~Maheshkumar.r - 16 Mar 2005 10:28 GMT
thnk, Yes i want to export table > text file and few query outputs to text
file ?
> CLS (a subset of the CTS) details the minimum set of features and types a
> given compiler must support
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~Maheshkumar.r - 16 Mar 2005 10:35 GMT
Sorry, for that confusion and thnkz for your clarification.
> thnk, Yes i want to export table > text file and few query outputs to text
> file ?
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