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Diffrence between VC++ and managed

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    what is the diffrence between managed C++ and VC++

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      what is the diffrence between managed C++ and VC++

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      Managed C++ is when you tell your VC++ compiler to output .NET code instead of native code ;) - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!" ShotKeeper, my Photo Album / Organizer Application[^]
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        what is the diffrence between managed C++ and VC++

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        Managed C++ runs in a virtual machine (very similar to the way java runs) and thus will most likely run slower than native code most of the time but it will provide better security and it also has built-in features that C++ does not have. A garbage collector is one of these features. John

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          Managed C++ runs in a virtual machine (very similar to the way java runs) and thus will most likely run slower than native code most of the time but it will provide better security and it also has built-in features that C++ does not have. A garbage collector is one of these features. John

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          IL is compiled to native code before it is executed. It is not like java byte code that is interpreted. Thank You Bo Hunter

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            IL is compiled to native code before it is executed. It is not like java byte code that is interpreted. Thank You Bo Hunter

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            The same happens with most java virtual machines but this can in no means be as optimized as real native code because it would take much longer for to do the compile. John

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