3D Software
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Hi All, I want to develop an 3D Image rendering software using DIRECTX which can perform some 3D Operations.My customer wants the software developed on .Net Framework. I have experience in coding in MFC in VC6.0.If i develop an application in MFC dialog based application in Visual Studio 2008,will it be built on .Net Framework? Also,i have done some image processing coding in C++.Basically i have some classes defined in .h and .cpp files which i want to include in the .Net application which i am going to develop. For the above requirements should i go for VC++.Net(Forms based developed in VS 2008) application or VC++(MFC based developed in VS 2008)? Please advice. Thanks , Ashwath.
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Hi All, I want to develop an 3D Image rendering software using DIRECTX which can perform some 3D Operations.My customer wants the software developed on .Net Framework. I have experience in coding in MFC in VC6.0.If i develop an application in MFC dialog based application in Visual Studio 2008,will it be built on .Net Framework? Also,i have done some image processing coding in C++.Basically i have some classes defined in .h and .cpp files which i want to include in the .Net application which i am going to develop. For the above requirements should i go for VC++.Net(Forms based developed in VS 2008) application or VC++(MFC based developed in VS 2008)? Please advice. Thanks , Ashwath.
I would use
C#. :)If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
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I would use
C#. :)If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke
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Hi All, I want to develop an 3D Image rendering software using DIRECTX which can perform some 3D Operations.My customer wants the software developed on .Net Framework. I have experience in coding in MFC in VC6.0.If i develop an application in MFC dialog based application in Visual Studio 2008,will it be built on .Net Framework? Also,i have done some image processing coding in C++.Basically i have some classes defined in .h and .cpp files which i want to include in the .Net application which i am going to develop. For the above requirements should i go for VC++.Net(Forms based developed in VS 2008) application or VC++(MFC based developed in VS 2008)? Please advice. Thanks , Ashwath.
Well, why does the customer tell you what technology to use to build a software? Shouldn't you (the developer) be suggesting what's best for accomplishing a given task? You could wrap your C++ image processing code into a COM dll and use it from C#, instead of writing the whole thing from scratch in C#.
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
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Hi All, I want to develop an 3D Image rendering software using DIRECTX which can perform some 3D Operations.My customer wants the software developed on .Net Framework. I have experience in coding in MFC in VC6.0.If i develop an application in MFC dialog based application in Visual Studio 2008,will it be built on .Net Framework? Also,i have done some image processing coding in C++.Basically i have some classes defined in .h and .cpp files which i want to include in the .Net application which i am going to develop. For the above requirements should i go for VC++.Net(Forms based developed in VS 2008) application or VC++(MFC based developed in VS 2008)? Please advice. Thanks , Ashwath.
definitely C#.net as suggest earlier and surely OpenGL. :) And if you use nvidia GPU then performance of 3D rendering will be very high, [^]. But surely difficult to write the programe with GPU :)
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modified on Friday, January 15, 2010 7:29 AM
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Well, why does the customer tell you what technology to use to build a software? Shouldn't you (the developer) be suggesting what's best for accomplishing a given task? You could wrap your C++ image processing code into a COM dll and use it from C#, instead of writing the whole thing from scratch in C#.
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
You could wrap your C++ image processing code into a COM dll and use it from C#, instead of writing the whole thing from scratch in C#.
Why bother with COM? It's simple enough to write DLLImport statements and use a native C++ DLL as is.
L u n a t i c F r i n g e
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Well, why does the customer tell you what technology to use to build a software? Shouldn't you (the developer) be suggesting what's best for accomplishing a given task? You could wrap your C++ image processing code into a COM dll and use it from C#, instead of writing the whole thing from scratch in C#.
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
Thank you very much for the advice.Well,if i develop the software using VC++(MFC) in Visual Studio 2008 IDE, will it be built on .Net framework.Why i ask is because i have good experience in VC++(MFC). Thanks, Ashwath.
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Thank you very much for the advice.Well,if i develop the software using VC++(MFC) in Visual Studio 2008 IDE, will it be built on .Net framework.Why i ask is because i have good experience in VC++(MFC). Thanks, Ashwath.
ashwath1979 wrote:
Well,if i develop the software using VC++(MFC) in Visual Studio 2008 IDE, will it be built on .Net framework
What are you talking about? Unless you target one of those versions of the .NET framework and write managed code, your application would remain native. Just because you use the VS 2008 IDE doesn't mean your application is built on .NET framework.
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
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ashwath1979 wrote:
Well,if i develop the software using VC++(MFC) in Visual Studio 2008 IDE, will it be built on .Net framework
What are you talking about? Unless you target one of those versions of the .NET framework and write managed code, your application would remain native. Just because you use the VS 2008 IDE doesn't mean your application is built on .NET framework.
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
Thanks Rajesh for the answer.If i develop a VC++.Net application(Form type),will it be developed on .Net framework.
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Thanks Rajesh for the answer.If i develop a VC++.Net application(Form type),will it be developed on .Net framework.
You mean a managed c++ (C++/CLI) application? Then yes, it would be using the .NET framework.
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
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You mean a managed c++ (C++/CLI) application? Then yes, it would be using the .NET framework.
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
Yes, i have choosen the "windows forms application"(Managed c++/cli) type project in the "new project" menu.This is built on top of .Net framework right? Please advice, thanks, Ashwath
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Yes, i have choosen the "windows forms application"(Managed c++/cli) type project in the "new project" menu.This is built on top of .Net framework right? Please advice, thanks, Ashwath
Yes Ashwath, you're correct. If you choose the c++/cli type project, then that would be using the .NET framework. PS (Shameless plug): May I ask you to kindly mark the helpful replies by clicking "Good Answer" on the reply posts? :)
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
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Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
You could wrap your C++ image processing code into a COM dll and use it from C#, instead of writing the whole thing from scratch in C#.
Why bother with COM? It's simple enough to write DLLImport statements and use a native C++ DLL as is.
L u n a t i c F r i n g e
by writing functionalities in COM u'll be able to build it as server components and call them in any technology(e.g C#)as client and can perform out of process calling easily.. DLL's always not allow you out of process calling untill RPC which's tough to manage. So I think writing COM dll in VC++ idea is better and integrating it with C# will blend things moore significant way..