>Again, you miss the point or just choose to ignore it. We cannot de-empahisize in our RFI's. They want to know where each dll came from, its language, its connections to other dll's, etc.
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>I take your point, but once you're a NET dll you don't have a "language" any more. Isn't that the whole point of assemblies, IL and the CLR? In this case, if the compiler produces assembly then it's "written" in assembly. Certainly it isn't written in VFP and bears absolutely no connection to VFP any more.

Well, at least not if it never needs to be changed....