dhlong at vietkey.net wrote:

>I thing C/C++ is the good choice, it's more popular, easy to embed in other
>language, multi-platform.
>
Actually, people and projects implementing openEHR will make their own 
choices. There is no need to choose one thing. As the open source 
software pool grows, I am sure you will see many languages. It's just a 
question of which ones come first and how components written in 
different languages talk to each other.

- thomas beale


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