C++ to MC++ testing
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Good morning I am trying to port c++/MFC application to .net framework using MC++. With \clr option, everything works fine. But I am not very confident that it is the way as the object are not GC compatible yet. What i wanted to know is .....is there a way i can test with accuracy that it is going to work on any platform? (that is with out problems) Can anyone tell me how? If not, then is re-writing the code in MC++ the only alternative (this shud take lot of time)? I mean how is it simple as MS says to convert. Iam very new to .net, or new to windows programming itself. Your suggestions will be very valuable. Thanks Yogi KISS.
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Good morning I am trying to port c++/MFC application to .net framework using MC++. With \clr option, everything works fine. But I am not very confident that it is the way as the object are not GC compatible yet. What i wanted to know is .....is there a way i can test with accuracy that it is going to work on any platform? (that is with out problems) Can anyone tell me how? If not, then is re-writing the code in MC++ the only alternative (this shud take lot of time)? I mean how is it simple as MS says to convert. Iam very new to .net, or new to windows programming itself. Your suggestions will be very valuable. Thanks Yogi KISS.
If you simply compile you app with /clr and add no __gc classes or use and __gc classes, then you haven't use the CLR at all. The /clr will add a dependancy to the application so that it won't run on a machine that doesn't have the .NET runtime installed. If all you're doing is /clr with nothing else, it's not worth using the /clr. Only use the /clr if you going to use any of the clr objects or routines. Joel Lucsy (jjlucsy@ameritech.net)