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by Locke1689
4503 days ago
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This is generally accurate, but the last paragraph is a little suspect -- we're iterating on C# 6 right now and using the Roslyn compiler to build the features necessary for it. I don't think compiler architecture is seriously stopping features in their tracks -- there's only a cost/benefit analysis. 'MichaelGG's suggestion on inferred members, for example, has implications on the contracts of types and usability/user interaction with the language, so it's not just a question of if we can do it, but if we want to do it. |
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