Is VC++ taking a graceful exit for .NET?
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Just getting a feeling that VC++ is getting under the shadow of .NET.Can I know your opinion? D Abraham
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unmanaged C++ will never get under shadow of .NET, just because .NET caoont produce native code. :zzz:
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Can you please elaborate on that? What is unmanaged c++ and what is native code?? Best Regards, Deepu
native code is the code generated to run directly for the microprocessor. Managed code is the code generated in an intermediate language (MSIL) that the .NET framework traduces then for the target processor. it is quite like java with is byte code. should should read more about how .net works (and don't confuse Visual Studio .NET which is only the name of the product).
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native code is the code generated to run directly for the microprocessor. Managed code is the code generated in an intermediate language (MSIL) that the .NET framework traduces then for the target processor. it is quite like java with is byte code. should should read more about how .net works (and don't confuse Visual Studio .NET which is only the name of the product).
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native code is the code generated to run directly for the microprocessor. Managed code is the code generated in an intermediate language (MSIL) that the .NET framework traduces then for the target processor. it is quite like java with is byte code. should should read more about how .net works (and don't confuse Visual Studio .NET which is only the name of the product).
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unmanaged C++ will never get under shadow of .NET, just because .NET caoont produce native code. :zzz:
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unmanaged C++ will never get under shadow of .NET, just because .NET caoont produce native code.
I believe the JIT compiler does just that. It compiles the MSIL code to native code, isn't it? So how can you say that .NET can't produce native code? :confused: :confused: --- With best regards, A Manchester United Fan The Genius of a true fool is that he can mess up a foolproof plan!
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Just getting a feeling that VC++ is getting under the shadow of .NET.Can I know your opinion? D Abraham
Well, frankly, I believe that VC++ still has a long way to go before it exits. :) --- With best regards, A Manchester United Fan The Genius of a true fool is that he can mess up a foolproof plan!