.NET

VeneX · Post by **VeneX** » Tue Jun 22, 2004 6:40 pm

How big is the step to go from C++ to C++ .NET? I heared the language has changed much. I just bought a book about progamming in C++, could it be I should learn C++ .NET from the beginning or are it just some (or many) adds to the language?

What is better and easier to use, I don't know what to chose anymore, C++ or C#?

C# seems to fall off, the DirectX9 SDK doesn't have a C# docu, only a C++ one.

saigumi · Post by **saigumi** » Tue Jun 22, 2004 8:17 pm

C++ .NET was a horrible name choice.

It should have been called MS VC++ 7.0. There is no coding differences from 6.0 to .NET because it is still C++.

C# is a beast of it's own.
VB.Net (VB 7.0) is just VB6.0 with some new functions

VeneX · Post by **VeneX** » Tue Jun 22, 2004 8:20 pm

What is bad about C#?

And what does the StdAfx files mean? It seems to be included at VC++.NET projects and it seems to be needless too

bal · Post by **bal** » Wed Jun 23, 2004 10:36 am

saigumi wrote:It should have been called MS VC++ 7.0.

All the stuff about C++.NET is stored in a "Vc7" map in the dir of Visual Studio