Managed C++ vs C#
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Just looking at the number of Managed C++ vs C# posts makes me think that the former has not been well accepted by the C++ community. So are most C++ programmers preferring C# for the .net world? Man Learns from History that he never learns from History
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Just looking at the number of Managed C++ vs C# posts makes me think that the former has not been well accepted by the C++ community. So are most C++ programmers preferring C# for the .net world? Man Learns from History that he never learns from History
Managed C++ should be reserved for the scenarios where it's useful or necessary, principally for migrating/wrapping legacy C/C++ code. For new .NET apps. C# is a better bet. I think it's generally acknowledged that Managed C++ is a montrosity and was knocked up just to get something going. However, C++/CLI (the replacement for MC++) looks much better. See http://www.codeproject.com/managedcpp/cppcliintro01.asp[^] You might see greater usage when this comes out. Kevin