Re: V.studio
- From: "HELLO $$$" <fares@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 10:05:09 +1000
I am working on C++ only as a beginner. I bought a book its title "Visual
C++.NET" step by step as a beginner. The author supposed that the reader has
..NET Framework installed in his computer. As I have visual studio, so I
don't find exactly what the book wrote?!
As example when I try to create a new project he shows me the template as an
example "console.net", this latter not found on my program.
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Actually it's bad news about .NET Framework.
But, What's about a program not designed via .NET Framework, say like any
"consol template"?
Can I operate it away from mother program?
Thank you.
First, I don't understand your concern about the .NET Framework. Have you
ever tried to run a Java application on a computer without the JRE/JVM
installed? It cannot be done. So, why the objection to .NET????
You can use various C++ templates to create applications that are
independent of the .NET Framework. A couple of examples are : Win 32
Project, MFC Application, Win 32 Console Application, MFC DLL, etc.
I'd suggest you use the search facility at msdn.microsoft.com to learn
more about these and other templates available in Visual Studio.
.
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