possible to do regularC++ and COM/ATL dvlpt in new VS.NET

[Guest]

Hi,

I am currently doing C++/ATL/COM coding in VS version 6.0 and I want to move to the new Visual Studio .NET.

The problem is that I am new to COM/ATL coding and I am unsure whether VS.NET supports COM/ATL C++ development without too much pain.

Also, I would like to create regular C++ code within the new IDE. Thee CLR and pcode stuff can wait for now.

Thanks

Michael

 

[Klaus H. Probst]

Yes, ATL is still supported (actually much enhanced) and you can still do
plain C or C++.

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Klaus H. Probst, MVP
http://www.vbbox.com/

Hi,

I am currently doing C++/ATL/COM coding in VS version 6.0 and I want to

move to the new Visual Studio .NET.

The problem is that I am new to COM/ATL coding and I am unsure whether

VS.NET supports COM/ATL C++ development without too much pain.

Also, I would like to create regular C++ code within the new IDE. Thee CLR

and pcode stuff can wait for now.

 

[mt]

Thanks Klaus

Yes, ATL is still supported (actually much enhanced) and you can still do
plain C or C++.

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Klaus H. Probst, MVP
http://www.vbbox.com/


move to the new Visual Studio .NET.
VS.NET supports COM/ATL C++ development without too much pain. CLR
and pcode stuff can wait for now.