MCSD for C++
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Why doesn't Microsoft offer certification for Visual C++.net. The new certification track for MCSD includes ASP.net, VB.net or C#. Why they are pushing for .net this way? I am a developer in C++ and want to get certified in it but they ended the VisualC++ 6.0 track and they have not introduced a substitution for vs.net. :(:(
MC++ is obsolete now and C++/CLI is in beta. So there is currently no active C++ compiler targetting .NET which is why there is no C++ option for MCSD.NET You can still take the normal MCSD (and use VC++ 7.1 instead of VC 6 for all your coding/studying). Nish
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MC++ is obsolete now and C++/CLI is in beta. So there is currently no active C++ compiler targetting .NET which is why there is no C++ option for MCSD.NET You can still take the normal MCSD (and use VC++ 7.1 instead of VC 6 for all your coding/studying). Nish
My blog on C++/CLI, MFC/Win32, .NET - void Nish(char* szBlog); My MVP tips, tricks and essays web site - www.voidnish.com
MC++ is obsolete now and C++/CLI is in beta. how long was I asleep ? mc++ ( assume it's managed-c++ ) is obsolete ? darn ... :confused:
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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MC++ is obsolete now and C++/CLI is in beta. how long was I asleep ? mc++ ( assume it's managed-c++ ) is obsolete ? darn ... :confused:
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
As I understand it they are working on some plans for VC++ certification. We will probably hear more about it when Whidbey comes out. I kinda have the feeling that C++/CLI will be the "top" language for .NET development in the future (starting from Whidbey).
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MC++ is obsolete now and C++/CLI is in beta. how long was I asleep ? mc++ ( assume it's managed-c++ ) is obsolete ? darn ... :confused:
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
Maximilien wrote: how long was I asleep ? mc++ ( assume it's managed-c++ ) is obsolete ? Hi Maximilien See this :- To C++ or not to C++, that is the question![^]
My blog on C++/CLI, MFC/Win32, .NET - void Nish(char* szBlog); My MVP tips, tricks and essays web site - www.voidnish.com
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MC++ is obsolete now and C++/CLI is in beta. how long was I asleep ? mc++ ( assume it's managed-c++ ) is obsolete ? darn ... :confused:
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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Why doesn't Microsoft offer certification for Visual C++.net. The new certification track for MCSD includes ASP.net, VB.net or C#. Why they are pushing for .net this way? I am a developer in C++ and want to get certified in it but they ended the VisualC++ 6.0 track and they have not introduced a substitution for vs.net. :(:(
I am not referring to the Managed C++ category. I mean the unmanaged C++. I checked their site and it states that Visual Studio 6.0 track has been stopped. There is no category for VC++ 7 at all. Can you give me the link? I need to know what is the new track.
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I am not referring to the Managed C++ category. I mean the unmanaged C++. I checked their site and it states that Visual Studio 6.0 track has been stopped. There is no category for VC++ 7 at all. Can you give me the link? I need to know what is the new track.
There is no track for VC++ 7 certification and there won't be one. When VC++ 8 (aka Whidbey) comes out there might be a certification for VC++ 8. But I'm pretty sure such a certification will be for C++/CLI and thus C++.NET development and not for native, unmanged C++ as MFC/ATL.
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I am not referring to the Managed C++ category. I mean the unmanaged C++. I checked their site and it states that Visual Studio 6.0 track has been stopped. There is no category for VC++ 7 at all. Can you give me the link? I need to know what is the new track.
By the way I urge you to send an email to the applicable MS department, letting them know that you would like to see a future C++ certification track. C++ developers are known for not being too interested in certifications, so it would be a good idea letting MS know that there are C++ developers out there who want certification.
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By the way I urge you to send an email to the applicable MS department, letting them know that you would like to see a future C++ certification track. C++ developers are known for not being too interested in certifications, so it would be a good idea letting MS know that there are C++ developers out there who want certification.
I will send an email just to let them know that there is another unmanaged C++ who is interested in certification. However, their answer is already known and published in their FAQ in the certification site. They do not have any plans. This is unfortunate. I hope a reputable organization offers such certification at least.
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Maximilien wrote: how long was I asleep ? mc++ ( assume it's managed-c++ ) is obsolete ? Hi Maximilien See this :- To C++ or not to C++, that is the question![^]
My blog on C++/CLI, MFC/Win32, .NET - void Nish(char* szBlog); My MVP tips, tricks and essays web site - www.voidnish.com
Nice info, Nishant. Best, Jerry
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