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C++ with .NET 3.0 under VS 2005

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    Bartosz Bien
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    Hello all, Is it possible to generate .NET 3.0 assemblies with C++/CLI under VS2005, or do I need VS2008? I have installed the WPF/WWF extensions, but these seem to be C#-only. Maybe there is some trick to make C++ use .NET 3.0?

    Best regards, BB http://spin.neostrada.pl

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      Hello all, Is it possible to generate .NET 3.0 assemblies with C++/CLI under VS2005, or do I need VS2008? I have installed the WPF/WWF extensions, but these seem to be C#-only. Maybe there is some trick to make C++ use .NET 3.0?

      Best regards, BB http://spin.neostrada.pl

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      You should be able to create .NET 3.0 assemblies under VS2005 with C# and VB.NET. I've been doing so for a while now. You have to install the WPF/WCF/WWF extensions from Microsoft. Not sure about C++/CLI, I would imagine there would be a way to do it. MSDN any help?

      "Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon

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        You should be able to create .NET 3.0 assemblies under VS2005 with C# and VB.NET. I've been doing so for a while now. You have to install the WPF/WCF/WWF extensions from Microsoft. Not sure about C++/CLI, I would imagine there would be a way to do it. MSDN any help?

        "Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon

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        You can just add them as references but it might be that the designers are only supported with C# :/

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          You can just add them as references but it might be that the designers are only supported with C# :/

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          Let me add that the designer for WPF on C# Express (even with VS 2005 Standard Edition) really bites and recommend using the Expression Blend for the design part :)

          "Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon

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            Hello all, Is it possible to generate .NET 3.0 assemblies with C++/CLI under VS2005, or do I need VS2008? I have installed the WPF/WWF extensions, but these seem to be C#-only. Maybe there is some trick to make C++ use .NET 3.0?

            Best regards, BB http://spin.neostrada.pl

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            if you're going to do much WPF stuff (and especially XAML) just save yourself the headache and use C#

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