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    Hi All, I want to develop an 3D Image rendering software using DIRECTX which can perform some 3D Operations.My customer wants the software developed on .Net Framework. I have experience in coding in MFC in VC6.0.If i develop an application in MFC dialog based application in Visual Studio 2008,will it be built on .Net Framework? Also,i have done some image processing coding in C++.Basically i have some classes defined in .h and .cpp files which i want to include in the .Net application which i am going to develop. For the above requirements should i go for VC++.Net(Forms based developed in VS 2008) application or VC++(MFC based developed in VS 2008)? Please advice. Thanks , Ashwath.

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      Hi All, I want to develop an 3D Image rendering software using DIRECTX which can perform some 3D Operations.My customer wants the software developed on .Net Framework. I have experience in coding in MFC in VC6.0.If i develop an application in MFC dialog based application in Visual Studio 2008,will it be built on .Net Framework? Also,i have done some image processing coding in C++.Basically i have some classes defined in .h and .cpp files which i want to include in the .Net application which i am going to develop. For the above requirements should i go for VC++.Net(Forms based developed in VS 2008) application or VC++(MFC based developed in VS 2008)? Please advice. Thanks , Ashwath.

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      ashwath1979 wrote:

      If i develop an application in MFC dialog based application in Visual Studio 2008,will it be built on .Net Framework?

      You shouldn't even have to ask this question! Of course MFC is not .NET !!! You can use your C++ code in .NET by using PInvoke and creating an interop library to your functions.


      I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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        ashwath1979 wrote:

        If i develop an application in MFC dialog based application in Visual Studio 2008,will it be built on .Net Framework?

        You shouldn't even have to ask this question! Of course MFC is not .NET !!! You can use your C++ code in .NET by using PInvoke and creating an interop library to your functions.


        I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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        Neil Haughton
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        What are you suggesting - that the acceptable base level of knowledge is your own? Anyone who knows less is somehow deficient, stupid or both? It's a perfectly legitimate question from someone who does not know the answer. That's why people ask questions - so they can learn from people who know a little more. Please be a bit more respectful towards those whose knowledge is different to yours.

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          What are you suggesting - that the acceptable base level of knowledge is your own? Anyone who knows less is somehow deficient, stupid or both? It's a perfectly legitimate question from someone who does not know the answer. That's why people ask questions - so they can learn from people who know a little more. Please be a bit more respectful towards those whose knowledge is different to yours.

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          Are you the ghost of Christmas past? I think I can understand though, with only two posts in two years I guess it takes you that long to read everything. We have a voting system here, you may have noticed it, if you find a posting to be offensive or a bad, then vote appropriately. However, I see that no one else has responded or voted in the last seven months so it can be posited that either no one else, particularly the OP, found any offense. Perhaps you more sensitive or are just troll. I await your response in March, 2011


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            Are you the ghost of Christmas past? I think I can understand though, with only two posts in two years I guess it takes you that long to read everything. We have a voting system here, you may have noticed it, if you find a posting to be offensive or a bad, then vote appropriately. However, I see that no one else has responded or voted in the last seven months so it can be posited that either no one else, particularly the OP, found any offense. Perhaps you more sensitive or are just troll. I await your response in March, 2011


            I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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            Okay, you clearly reserve the right to be as arrogantly dismissive about anyone you please. That's your problem mainly, not mine. I hope the questioner wasn't in the least bit sensitive to your reply.

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