Darkhack

Very true InfoGeek. In the case of C# and Managed C++ they are the same. I was making a reply to clsk and jayme who had brought up C++.

clsk

Once again, you're talking about the implementation, not the language itself.

Darkhack

Implementation is HOW you use the language. I can implement C# to make an email application or I can implement C++ to write a database. It can also be used to talk about features. I implemented a backup utility into the program. Which essentual means you are using the language to make that feature, which describes the "how" part of it. It's not the same thing as "adding" a feature but you could read it as such and it would still make sense.

I think what you are making reference to clsk is the SYNTAX of a language. In which case you would be correct. The syntax of any language as very little to do with its performance.

clsk

I'm talking about the implementation of the language.
What you are talking about is the implementation of a specific application.

Either way, yes, I'm talking about what you reffered to as the syntax.