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VC 6++ or VC .NET
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timmay3141
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You can use VC++.NET without using the .NET framework. I'm pretty sure you must have the .NET framework on your computer to use it, but you can write a normal Win32 program and send it to someone without the framework and it will work fine.
Yes, timmaway3141 is right.
Except for C++, all languages in Visual Studio.NET compile only to MSIL, and they require the .NET Framework to run.
Managed C++ is a major extension of the C++ environment.
Since all managed C++ classes are compiled to MSIL, the C++.NET can obviously be used to generate Framework -based code, but C++.NET is unique in that it also allows compiling directly to a machine-specific binary.
For building applications that don't require the Common Language RunTime (CLR) e.g. .NET Frameweork , C++.NET is the only way to go.
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Except for C++, all languages in Visual Studio.NET compile only to MSIL, and they require the .NET Framework to run.
Managed C++ is a major extension of the C++ environment.
Since all managed C++ classes are compiled to MSIL, the C++.NET can obviously be used to generate Framework -based code, but C++.NET is unique in that it also allows compiling directly to a machine-specific binary.
For building applications that don't require the Common Language RunTime (CLR) e.g. .NET Frameweork , C++.NET is the only way to go.
-obislavu-
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