Visual C++ Standard Edition
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hi all, if i want to compile C++ but no C#,VB.NET,J# etc... does it enough to get a Visual C++ Standard Edition? i read MS's comparision with prof. edition. i just dont sure missing of an optimized compiler whether a problem or not.! any help? thanks, jim
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hi all, if i want to compile C++ but no C#,VB.NET,J# etc... does it enough to get a Visual C++ Standard Edition? i read MS's comparision with prof. edition. i just dont sure missing of an optimized compiler whether a problem or not.! any help? thanks, jim
Both the Standard version and the Professional version support C++, C#, VB.Net and J#. The key is that the Professional version boasts a more advanced compiler that has more options and can be made to produce more efficient/smaller/optimized code targeting a certain platform. Unless you're doing applications that are extremely heavy (such as CRM or large-database applications, programs such as the SAP/R3), then the Standard version will suit you just fine. The advantages of the Professional version also come in handy when the code contains huge amounts of iterations, loops, recursions or similar procedures. -Antti Keskinen ---------------------------------------------- The definition of impossible is strictly dependant on what we think is possible.