A good book about C++ .NET

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Tony Johansson

Hello!

I'm going to use the C++ language for :NET.
I have earlier just standard C++ and Java but I'm new to .NET
I wonder if there is any good books that you can recommend.


//Tony
 
Tony said:
Hello!

I'm going to use the C++ language for :NET.
I have earlier just standard C++ and Java but I'm new to .NET
I wonder if there is any good books that you can recommend.
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There are as of yet no books on the C++/CLI language. Stan Lippman has a
book in the works, but it's not out yet.

-cd
 
Tony said:
Hello!

Is there a suitable book when C++.NET is used in VS7.1
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Try typing "managed extensions for C++" into the search box at
www.amazon.com. I can't vounch for any of the books that you'll find
there - I haven't read any of them.

-cd
 
I doubt so.
Most book are either .NET or C++.
If it's C++ it's often MFC, etc....
If it's .NET it's often C# or, sometimes, VB.

If you already know C++, skip trhough a C# book which would teach you the
basic of .NET.
Then you could go from there with the SDK documentation.
 
Tony said:
Hello!

Is there a suitable book when C++.NET is used in VS7.1
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Modesty prevents me from telling you the *best* book on Managed C++ for
VS2002 and VS2003 <g> (Hint: see the books page on my web site).

Richard
 
Tony Johansson said:
Hello!

I'm going to use the C++ language for :NET.
I have earlier just standard C++ and Java but I'm new to .NET
I wonder if there is any good books that you can recommend.
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I would love to have a book VC2005 that caters to proficient MFC programmers
wanting to learn .NET without having to learn C#. I believe all the
existing books describing VC2003 managed extensions are obsolete, since
VC2005 has entirely new ways for C++ to access .NET data types.

-- David
 
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