mfc verses .net
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I am starting to learn c++, and have managed to get hold of a copy of Visual stutio 6. I looked into .net and found that if somebody does not have the .net environment, the apps will not work. Is an MFC app compiled with all the necessary classes to run under its own steam, or does it rely on other files? In other words, if I create an MFC app, will it run on a standard install of win 98,2000, xp. I know mfc adds a little overhead to the finnished app, but at this stage my apps will be tiny anyway. Regards Paul
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I am starting to learn c++, and have managed to get hold of a copy of Visual stutio 6. I looked into .net and found that if somebody does not have the .net environment, the apps will not work. Is an MFC app compiled with all the necessary classes to run under its own steam, or does it rely on other files? In other words, if I create an MFC app, will it run on a standard install of win 98,2000, xp. I know mfc adds a little overhead to the finnished app, but at this stage my apps will be tiny anyway. Regards Paul
Stirfie wrote: ...and have managed to get hold of a copy of Visual stutio 6. How much is it being sold for these days? Stirfie wrote: In other words, if I create an MFC app, will it run on a standard install of win 98,2000, xp. Most likely it will. The two main files that are required are mfc42.dll and msvcrt.dll, both of which are probably on the target machine.
"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown
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Stirfie wrote: ...and have managed to get hold of a copy of Visual stutio 6. How much is it being sold for these days? Stirfie wrote: In other words, if I create an MFC app, will it run on a standard install of win 98,2000, xp. Most likely it will. The two main files that are required are mfc42.dll and msvcrt.dll, both of which are probably on the target machine.
"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown
DavidCrow wrote: How much is it being sold for these days? Less than 2 US dollar at Nehru place, New delhi, India.....:laugh: http://www.priyank.in/
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I am starting to learn c++, and have managed to get hold of a copy of Visual stutio 6. I looked into .net and found that if somebody does not have the .net environment, the apps will not work. Is an MFC app compiled with all the necessary classes to run under its own steam, or does it rely on other files? In other words, if I create an MFC app, will it run on a standard install of win 98,2000, xp. I know mfc adds a little overhead to the finnished app, but at this stage my apps will be tiny anyway. Regards Paul
Stirfie wrote: if somebody does not have the .net environment, the apps will not work The .net runtime is redistributable free of charge with your app. other main interest is that large part of .net is open standard and supported on other platforms also. And .net runtime will comes with the OS, now-a-days or in near future......I guess so. http://www.priyank.in/
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DavidCrow wrote: How much is it being sold for these days? Less than 2 US dollar at Nehru place, New delhi, India.....:laugh: http://www.priyank.in/
Priyank Bolia wrote: Less than 2 US dollar at Nehru place, New delhi, India..... Priacy :), what about CD Borrowing from Friend :-D
"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow
cheers, Alok Gupta
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I am starting to learn c++, and have managed to get hold of a copy of Visual stutio 6. I looked into .net and found that if somebody does not have the .net environment, the apps will not work. Is an MFC app compiled with all the necessary classes to run under its own steam, or does it rely on other files? In other words, if I create an MFC app, will it run on a standard install of win 98,2000, xp. I know mfc adds a little overhead to the finnished app, but at this stage my apps will be tiny anyway. Regards Paul
Stirfie wrote: if I create an MFC app, will it run on a standard install of win 98,2000, xp. My apps are tested on Windows NT 4.0 to Windows Server 2003, provided I distribute mfc*.dll and msvcrt.dll with the app, as Mr. David says. Or you link MFC as static library in the project options. http://www.priyank.in/
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Priyank Bolia wrote: Less than 2 US dollar at Nehru place, New delhi, India..... Priacy :), what about CD Borrowing from Friend :-D
"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow
cheers, Alok Gupta
No, I borrow from my company, and about my friends, they borrow from others who ultimately get from the same source "The great Nehru Place". And by the way, if you have the original 800US$ edition of VS.NET, please lend me the CDs:).;) http://www.priyank.in/
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No, I borrow from my company, and about my friends, they borrow from others who ultimately get from the same source "The great Nehru Place". And by the way, if you have the original 800US$ edition of VS.NET, please lend me the CDs:).;) http://www.priyank.in/
Priyank Bolia wrote: if you have the original 800US$ edition of VS.NET, please lend me the CDs If I do that, My Company certainly going to ............ me :)
"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow
cheers, Alok Gupta
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Stirfie wrote: if somebody does not have the .net environment, the apps will not work The .net runtime is redistributable free of charge with your app. other main interest is that large part of .net is open standard and supported on other platforms also. And .net runtime will comes with the OS, now-a-days or in near future......I guess so. http://www.priyank.in/
.NET will probably NEVER come with Windows 98... :doh:
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.NET will probably NEVER come with Windows 98... :doh:
Blake Miller wrote: .NET will probably NEVER come with Windows 98... Ya, I also think so, but the point is WIN98 is 7 years old OS, and technology changes every day. I am talking about future releases of MS OS. http://www.priyank.in/