New high level lenguage, M#, for programing MS OS.
lazarus / 8-Other

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BlueIcaro · 2013-12-31 18:41

Hi, Microsoft develops a new lenguaje, they want a high level
lenguage, with high perfomance. As you can see on the article, C#,
Java and JavaScript hace a high productivity and low perfomance. C++
has a high perfomance and low productivity. But M# has high
productivity  and perfomance.

Here you can read the article: http://www.zdnet.com/microsofts-midori-
the-m-connection-7000024664/

 Microsoft, please don't re-invent the wheel, move from M to P of
Pascal!!, if you want a high perfomance and high productivity
lenguage.

/BlueIcaro

P.D. El mismo artículo en español:
http://www.genbeta.com/windows/m-el-nuevo-lenguaje-de-alto-nivel-pero-
para-programar-sistemas-de-microsoft?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=
feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+genbeta+%28Genbeta%29

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jwdietrich · 2013-12-31 19:11

You are right, Object Pascal, especially with Lazarus and FPC, has
high performance and high productivity for most fields of application.

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motaz · 2013-12-31 19:55

This looks like Goolge Go language objective: to produce system
language, and Google has failed. If Google has invested in Free Pascal
language (because it is system language) they could get more useful
results.

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JuhaManninen · 2013-12-31 23:38

"... is an extension of Microsoft's C# language"
means it has garbage collection. That limits its usage for some
critical applications, even though garbage collectors are quite good
nowadays.

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Leledumbo · 2014-01-01 04:11

M$ often doesn't have good invented language, but they have power,
money and partnership. If the language stems from existing managed
language, I don't think it will gain much performance without
sacrificing productivity anyway. Well, we shall see when the language
finally emerges.