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Posted Date: 29 Aug 2008      Total Responses: 2

Posted By: shilpa taneja       Member Level: Silver     Points: 1



what is the difference between c++ and visual c++.net?




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Author: G.Hemadribabu    29 Aug 2008Member Level: GoldRating:     Points: 3

c++ is a language where u need a GUI

vc++ is a microsoft produce, where it is mostly like vb editor,

the VC++ is very easy to handle , and comparatively it is interesting,
thank you
hemadribabu



Author: Kamaraj    29 Aug 2008Member Level: SilverRating:     Points: 6

1)C++ is a language, VC++ is an environment and compiler for developing Windows Apps in that language. You can't use VC++ without knowing C++.
2)You can do everything with or without the wizards. The wizards sometimes make things easier. I try to stay away. They do simplify interface descriptions for COM objects, though.
You can write both console and GUI apps in VC++. It ships with two, actually three, GUI libs. Win32 (C interface), MFC (C++ interface), and I believe WTL (C++ interface). You might have to d/l WFC, but even though it is supposed to be very good, I wouldn't use it as support doesn't seem to be there.

Much of the way you do things (create console/GUI apps) depends on the libraries you are using, not on the compiler. Other libraries are available -- QT comes to mind. At the end of the day, it's all just C++ code and some dlls / COM objects (fancy DLLs.)



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