Iron Python is used to use the dll created in .net. Dlls created in .net are of different format as that of c, c++ dll. Regards On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 3:30 PM, wrote:

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1. Reasons to use ironpython (Harelick, Matthew)

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Hi:

My background is primarily UNIX. I have been programming in C, TCL, Perl, and Python in UNIX and Linux for a long time.

I recently started working in Visual Studio and C#.

Visual Studio and C# make everything very easy. Python was nice when you didn't have the convenience of Visual Studio and intellisense with a nice debugger.

In the windows world I see no major reason not to use C#.

Why would I want to use IronPython?

Thanks

Matthew Harelick