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With the .NET 4.0 beta now available, and thus the wider availability of the .NET Dynamic Language Runtime, I guess these kinds of topics are going to become "hotter". I'm confused about the conceptual differences between the DLR and PowerShell. It seems to me that if I want to provide scripting capabilities in my .NET app, I can use the DLR (and so enable scripting in IronPython or IronRuby, or whatever other Iron* languages are available for the DLR), or host a PowerShell Runspace. What are the pros and cons of each method? Why might I choose one over the other? As a dynamic language itself, and a first-class .NET language at that, why doesn't PowerShell also target the DLR?
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