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I started with Visual C++ 6.0 and have gotten C#.NET
though I haven't had time to use it yet. What is the
nutshell difference between C++.NET and C#.NET and if I
had C++.NET will it install easily as I've already
configured the system to what C#.NET requires.
I would be doing small aps in a public safety
environment.
 
I started with Visual C++ 6.0 and have gotten C#.NET
though I haven't had time to use it yet. What is the
nutshell difference between C++.NET and C#.NET
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I think that C++.NET is mainly for accessing framework code for use in a
non .net framework environment. It isn't the language you should use if
your application is pure .net framework.
C# is closely linked to Visual Studio .Net and .Net framework and in a
sense, Visual Studio .Net is written for C# and C# is written for Visual
Studio .Net. (VB.Net may be equally easy to use)
and if I
had C++.NET will it install easily as I've already
configured the system to what C#.NET requires.
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Can't see why not.
I would be doing small aps in a public safety
environment.
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If the application isn't time critical or it uses large amounts of GUI I
would go for C#
 
I am wondering what is the problem in going for C# if the
application has to be time critical....
 
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I think that C++.NET is mainly for accessing framework code for use in a
non .net framework environment. It isn't the language you should use if
your application is pure .net framework.
C# is closely linked to Visual Studio .Net and .Net framework and in a
sense, Visual Studio .Net is written for C# and C# is written for Visual
Studio .Net. (VB.Net may be equally easy to use)


Can't see why not.


If the application isn't time critical or it uses large amounts of GUI I
would go for C#
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means how late and overbudget you care to be considering
that everyone will change their minds after seeing the
first prototype. Thanks.
 
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