Hi to all,
In the past I worked with visual c++ 6.0. , recently I start working with visual studio.net 2003. I see there are many changes.
Have a few questions hope someone can help me.
1) About this "using namespace std". Isn't that the namespace of STL? What change did they do in vs.net2003 ,did they add all the iostream functions to this namespace, why? So now in the begin of each project I should write "using namespace std"?
2)In version 6 I was using the template "win32 console application", now I used the template win32 console project and I see they use _tmain instead of main. Which template should I use to take benefit of most possible features in order to develop an console application and for a windows application?
In the past I worked with visual c++ 6.0. , recently I start working with visual studio.net 2003. I see there are many changes.
Have a few questions hope someone can help me.
1) About this "using namespace std". Isn't that the namespace of STL? What change did they do in vs.net2003 ,did they add all the iostream functions to this namespace, why? So now in the begin of each project I should write "using namespace std"?
2)In version 6 I was using the template "win32 console application", now I used the template win32 console project and I see they use _tmain instead of main. Which template should I use to take benefit of most possible features in order to develop an console application and for a windows application?
. It's C++ Standard namespace. Yes, all <iostream> (not deprecated <iostream.h>!) lives in std. You may use scope prefix std::cout etc instead of using namespace std; directive (open namespace)...