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Since C# is standardized, that means the language can be used on any OS and shouldn't include any propritary stuff.
So are there any C# compilers out there and is there any standard C# libraries?
Since .NET is propritary and not standardized and C# is, I would think there has to be some-sort of standard libraries and compilers.
Nope not yet.
The Mono project is out there. C# compiler, much of the .Net framework implemented. But System.Windows.Forms is very incomplete yet, mostly because it is designed to fit the Windows way of doing things and is quite hard to adapt to Linux.
I know this, but since C# is standardized, that means it can be compiled just like standardized C++. So I'm waiting for standard libraries and such for C#Quote:
Originally posted by CornedBee
The Mono project is out there. C# compiler, much of the .Net framework implemented. But System.Windows.Forms is very incomplete yet, mostly because it is designed to fit the Windows way of doing things and is quite hard to adapt to Linux.
There are none. There's a subset of the .Net framework that was standardized too, I believe. There won't be a standard C# library in the near future.