API net8

[BB_13175022]

MathCAD Prime 10 only supports Net48 for the API. Which future version will support net8?

[LucMeekes]

Mathcad Prime does not run under linux.

It supports the latest version of (Windows) .Net, which is 4.8.

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Luc

[BB_13175022]

I am talking about windows. Do you support net 8 https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/whats-new/dotnet-8/overview

And which future version will support NET 8

[BB_13175022]

.Net version 4.8 is getting very old now. It was released in 2019

While version 4.8.1 was released in 2022.

I am asking of when you will be incorporating the latest versions .Net version 8 or 9

[VladimirN]

System requirements for Mathcad Prime 10:

[BB_13175022]

Still does NOT answer my question!!!!.

I already know the requirements for mathCAD version 10

I want to know whether you will be upgrading to more recent versions of C# .NET language in your upcoming releases. Like version 11 due to April.

.NET Framework version 4.8 is getting too old

[LucMeekes]

I understand that .Net Framework and .Net are two different beasts.

You need to understand that this is a forum for Mathcad/Prime users, not the developers, not PTC personnel (although some of them sometimes show up here, and of course the forum is moderated by PTC personnel).

I've got a return question for you:

What does it matter to you how Mathcad/Prime is developed, whether in C, C++, C#, Basic, Fortran or APL?

What (do you think) you can do with the  Mathcad/Prime application if it were developed using .Net ?

Especially, what could you do that you cannot do with the present options to use it, it's API and its interface for integrating your self-developed functions?

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Luc

[BB_13175022]

perhaps this needs to be answered by PTC themselves.

I am using the API and its interface to automate some work. Because the dynamic library provided by PTC uses an old version of the .NET framework (4.8), it means there are limitations to integrating their api with a more modern version of the language (.NET 8).      Most other commercial software houses have moved to .NET 8

On your other

Yes. it matters how prime is developed. They have provides API libraries for different languages and I am using their C# dynamic linked library.

They have already used .NET framework to provide a DLL. SO it is developed using .NET