VC++ not .NET development

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I have tried a little .NET development but I do not thinks that it will meet
my speed requirements.

I want to develop without using the .NET framework. What is the IDE that
Microsoft support for this? Will the traditional C++ development be
superceded by the .NET Framework i.e. will Microsoft continue to support this
or will they only promote .NET.

Any links to Microsoft websites explainign thsi would be appreciated.

Thanks
 
net_monster said:
I have tried a little .NET development but I do not thinks that it will
meet
my speed requirements.

I want to develop without using the .NET framework. What is the IDE that
Microsoft support for this? Will the traditional C++ development be
superceded by the .NET Framework i.e. will Microsoft continue to support
this
or will they only promote .NET.

Any links to Microsoft websites explainign thsi would be appreciated.

Thanks
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If you have Visual Studio 2005, you can see for yourself that the full range
of C++ project types (managed and unmanaged) is supported. If you don't have
it and want to see for yourself, here is a link to a free trial:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/products/trial/

Microsoft has reaffirmed its support for C++ in VS 2003 and VS 2005 by
giving us the most standards-compliant C++ compiler in the history of Visual
Studio, and in VS 2005 offering a new more secure string handling function
library for unmanaged code.

Just my humble opinion, of course, but Microsoft appears committed to
continuing full support of C++ for both managed and unmanaged projects.
 
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