RE: ILE vs CLI. was V5R3

managed code is the thing that tracks references to objects ( memory ) and
performs auto garbage collection on objects that are no longer in use.

as far as including Java in the MS/CLI managed world, Java is a .NET
language, so my guess is that it can be a CLI language.

But, I understand neither CLI or ILE. So who are you going to believe?

-Steve

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 "managed code" would be what?  What would be the requirement to be called
managed code"?  Would Java be
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ILE vs CLI. was V5R3   ... lets other languages participate in what MS
refers to as the "managed
code" whatever. ...  -Steve
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