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I am considering learning to use Visual C++ after learning to use Visual Basic.net MY Visual studio includes C++ 6.0, but I have only used VB 6.0
If there is going to be a similar upgrade from C++ to C++.net or whatever, it seems worthwhile to wait.
BTW: VB.net seems to have some significant improvements, but seems to have dropped a few nice features (like fixed length strings). Some of the syntax and other changes seem annoying with little or no gain in utility.
C++.NET is part of VS 2005.
Also, this should be in General Developer Forum, not Codebank ;)
Have you looked at C# in the .NET framework?
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Originally Posted by penagate
And VS .NET 2003....:)
Yup, but in 2005 it is more .NET than 2003, or something...
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Originally Posted by penagate
Hehe..yeah...and in 2003 it is more .NET then in VS .NET (no idea when the first one actualy came out...don't think it even had a year assosiated to the name... :eek: )
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It didn't. It was just Visual Studio .NET and I don't even remember what was in it. I think it was around 2001, but I couldn't swear to that.Quote:
Originally Posted by NoteMe
'02 I think.
I only made the comment because I read that in .NET 2005 C++ becomes a full .NET language. However the article may have been a load of trash, I don't know.
The first version was just VS.NET and came out in 2002.
And using VC++.NET in Visual Studio is simply a pain. I prefer . to ->
So is there gonna be a C++ net? :confused: I though C# was just the next step in evolution for Visual C++.
There will always be a non-.NET C++, because managed code is slower and larger. I'm not sure how much you will gain with a true C++.NET over either C# or VB.NET.