Difference between .net and Windows

[ahmed osama]

.net vs windows

Any one have any tip about the diff. between .net and windows...just put it here



thx alot

bye

 

[Moof]

Re: .net vs windows

Check this link

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[raj_rohit10]

Re: .net vs windows

hi,
window is the operating system and .net is the frame work for creating different application so i don't feel there is any comparision between them.

 

[Jayson]

Re: .net vs windows

.NET is a framework Microsoft invested alot of money and time into. Right now the .NET framework is a downloadable component, at the moment is essentially a wrapper for the underlying Win32 API, but with the next version of Windows the .NET framework will be much more integral.

Most of the applications the use .NET are compiled as managed code, so instead of compiling an application to x86 instructions it compiles to an intermediate bytecode (like Java) which is then compiled at runtime into native code. The idea of managed code is that the interpreter can see what an application will do before it is executed hence thus provide more security. The .NET framework also provides applications with automatic garbage collection, like Java.

- Jayson

 

[neuralc]

.net vs windows

A similar question "Java vs Windows", you can make it?

The scenario is exactly the same, .NET FrameWork is basically a compiler/interpreter to run programs compiled in ILASM (called .NET assembler normally generated by Visual Studio).
The most common is the Microsoft .NET FrameWork to run ILASM in Windows, but now you have also MONO making possible run ILASM in UNIX environments!

HH

NeuralC

 

[ahmed osama]

Re: .net vs windows

But we are losing the speed of old windows program???

 

[arunragavan]

.net vs windows

windows is better than .net
one of friend used .net , they time he faced lot of problems and his HDD become lot bad sectors.
so better use windows or linux

 

[Jayson]

Re: .net vs windows

Yes you are losing speed and in general an application will be slightly slower as a consequence of managed code, just like Java programs are slower than native compiled code. This is true for the .NET framework as it exists right now. The next version "Longhorn" will have a newer .NET framework and it will be closely integrated into the OS.

The Win32 API will continue to exist, for support of lecacy applications.

- Jayson

 

[neuralc]

.net vs windows

Each time we place "something" in the middle of the program and the OS we loose some performance, but .NET have something different than Java (JRE), because it was a JIT (Just in Time Compiler) that compiles the managed code to the specific OS at the first time you run it on one machine, some subsequent runs will be faster because you are running a program compiled for the OS…

HH
NeuralC

 

[mhamed]

.net vs windows

.Net as could solve its slowing property with not compiling and handle all of its DLL and associated files it needs. as running an aplication written in .Net and it has several DLL files to load it doesn't load all of them except once it needs it.
Best Regards

 

[alvarorahul]

.net vs windows

do you guys know that window longhorn the new windows version is being made totally from scratch on the .NET framework

 

[ahmed osama]

Re: .net vs windows

do you guys know that window longhorn the new windows version is being made totally from scratch on the .NET framework

do u have any info. about it

what new??

how mem. management?

security??

kernel??

all such things for the new windows

 

[kidiotb]

Re: .net vs windows

windows is better than .net
one of friend used .net , they time he faced lot of problems and his HDD become lot bad sectors.
so better use windows or linux

Well .NET isnt an Operating System..its a virtual runtime environment which provides a platform for developing n executing several kinds of applications.anyway i dont understand how .NET ll spoil ur harddisk or any OS ..for that mattter how can it?
kareja

 

[neuralc]

.net vs windows

Hum... sounds like all applications of windows (explorer, ...) are on top of .NET framework, but the kernel is windows...

 

[muddasserniaz]

.net vs windows

the problem lies some where else.. .net framework has nothing to do with your old windows programs.