Ramanan P
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Hi Walter, Personally I think some times MFC is too complicated for learners. So as templates. They tend to create maintaince nigthmare. First it looks great for development, but once the product/project is in production and all the developer are moved to another project its hard for the continuation engineering team to pick up. I would say MS initative in .net and C# are in the right direction of simplifying things. Probably some thing like attribute based programming in C++ and a frameworks based on that would be best of world. Ramanan
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Hi Walter, Personally I think some times MFC is too complicated for learners. So as templates. They tend to create maintaince nigthmare. First it looks great for development, but once the product/project is in production and all the developer are moved to another project its hard for the continuation engineering team to pick up. I would say MS initative in .net and C# are in the right direction of simplifying things. Probably some thing like attribute based programming in C++ and a frameworks based on that would be best of world. Ramanan
I agree with you - .net will make things a lot easier. For a lot of things like GUI programming, MFC (in my opinion) is easier than win32, WTL, ATL... Today I installed Visual Studio .Net and got my first C# component running in an ASP.NET page. So I'm very happy! :)