Chapter 19
Multilanguage Projects
The Microsoft .NET paradigm is multilanguage by its very nature. You can derive your class from another class that has been declared in an assembly produced by someone else, and you don’t need to worry about how the language you are using relates to the language used to write the other assembly. You can create a multimodule assembly, each module of which is written in a different language.
What you can’t do so easily, however, is build a single-module assembly using different languages. This means once you’ve selected a development language for your single-module assembly, you must accept all the limitations ...
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