Which is better C# or VC++.NET
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Hello All, Currently I have developed an application using VC++ 6.0. Latter when "Developer Environment 2003" came I migrated to VC++.NET. But my code is fully like VC++ 6.0 code (I have not used .NET fully in my project) I am planning to move this project to either C# or VC++. NET fully. I want your suggetion which will be better. Application uses MFC for GUI, Database, File operations, COM for communication between different modules and multithreading extensively. Suggest me which is better for such type of project C# or VC++.NET!!! I want to have better GUI, easy DB Support, File oprations, easier COM communication and mainly Mulithreading and IPC should be easy. Memory leaks it is automatically taken care I can be more lazy :rolleyes:. Suggest me better option between 2. Thanks Ravi
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Hello All, Currently I have developed an application using VC++ 6.0. Latter when "Developer Environment 2003" came I migrated to VC++.NET. But my code is fully like VC++ 6.0 code (I have not used .NET fully in my project) I am planning to move this project to either C# or VC++. NET fully. I want your suggetion which will be better. Application uses MFC for GUI, Database, File operations, COM for communication between different modules and multithreading extensively. Suggest me which is better for such type of project C# or VC++.NET!!! I want to have better GUI, easy DB Support, File oprations, easier COM communication and mainly Mulithreading and IPC should be easy. Memory leaks it is automatically taken care I can be more lazy :rolleyes:. Suggest me better option between 2. Thanks Ravi
On the areas you want to be easier to deal with C# is the obvious winner. However, you have to balance that with the migration cost.
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