.net V2.0 in 2006

Is the new 2006 version based on .NET V2?

What's the difference between 2005/2006? It's not clear on the borland
pages.

Hans

2006 includes C++Builder in addition to the personalities
from D2005. 2006 is also supposed to be faster, permits
the loading of individual personalities, and contains several
bug-fixes. It will come with the FastCode Memory Manager.

--
Charles Appel
http://charlesappel.home.mindspring.com/
Home of Chuck's Poker Libraries for Delphi,
Chuck's Video Poker and Chuck's Toys

OK, thanks, but what happens if Microsoft official launches the .NET V2? Do
we get another update version again?

It seems that 2006 is only an update within 2005 version and not a new
version. I don't understand why we have to pay for this.

Hans

"Charles Appel" <charlesappel@mindspring.com> schreef in bericht
news:435a3a74$1@newsgroups.borland.com...

Because it has new features, and a new personaility!

--
Liz the Brit

Delphi 2007 should have .NET 2.0 support.

2006 is supposed to have a C++ compiler, a new memory
manager, and a faster run-time library. I'd say that adding
the C++ compiler (by itself) was a major upgrade.

You don't have to. Just stick with 2005 or wait for 2007. ;^)

--
Charles Appel
"A generation which ignores history has no past - and no future."
Robert Anson Heinlein

More correctly, the version code-named Highlander, scheduled
to be released in 2006, will support .NET 2.0. The actual
product name has yet to be announced.

http://homepages.borland.com/davidi/blogpics/DelphiCBuilderRoadmap_lg.jpg

Rick Carter
carterrk@despammed.com
Chair, Delphi/Paradox SIG, Cincinnati PC Users Group

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1 7th July 21:59 hans External User Posts: 1	.net V2.0 in 2006 Is the new 2006 version based on .NET V2? What's the difference between 2005/2006? It's not clear on the borland pages. Hans

2 7th July 21:59 charles appel External User Posts: 1	.net V2.0 in 2006 2006 includes C++Builder in addition to the personalities from D2005. 2006 is also supposed to be faster, permits the loading of individual personalities, and contains several bug-fixes. It will come with the FastCode Memory Manager. -- Charles Appel http://charlesappel.home.mindspring.com/ Home of Chuck's Poker Libraries for Delphi, Chuck's Video Poker and Chuck's Toys

3 7th July 21:59 hans External User Posts: 1	.net V2.0 in 2006 OK, thanks, but what happens if Microsoft official launches the .NET V2? Do we get another update version again? It seems that 2006 is only an update within 2005 version and not a new version. I don't understand why we have to pay for this. Hans "Charles Appel" <charlesappel@mindspring.com> schreef in bericht news:435a3a74$1@newsgroups.borland.com...

4 7th July 21:59 liz External User Posts: 1	.net V2.0 in 2006 Because it has new features, and a new personaility! -- Liz the Brit

5 7th July 21:59 charles appel External User Posts: 1	.net V2.0 in 2006 Delphi 2007 should have .NET 2.0 support. 2006 is supposed to have a C++ compiler, a new memory manager, and a faster run-time library. I'd say that adding the C++ compiler (by itself) was a major upgrade. You don't have to. Just stick with 2005 or wait for 2007. ;^) -- Charles Appel "A generation which ignores history has no past - and no future." Robert Anson Heinlein

6 7th July 22:00 rick carter External User Posts: 1	.net V2.0 in 2006 More correctly, the version code-named Highlander, scheduled to be released in 2006, will support .NET 2.0. The actual product name has yet to be announced. http://homepages.borland.com/davidi/blogpics/DelphiCBuilderRoadmap_lg.jpg Rick Carter carterrk@despammed.com Chair, Delphi/Paradox SIG, Cincinnati PC Users Group