Re: vc++ base64 encoding

"Miguel" <Miguel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:5DEFB776-6B86-46CC-9205-84EC572C6934@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> umm, but does it work with visual c++? I mean can I use the same
> code for c++ that for vc++?

Visual C++ (vc++) is a developer tool _product_ of Microsoft. The recent
editions of the product (VS2003 and VS2005) include a C++ _language_
compiler whose compliance with the ISO standard is on a par with most other
products from major vendors (e.g. no export support regarding templates).

So, yes, standard C++ code should be compilable with recent editions of
VC++.

On the other hand, if you are still using Visual Studio 6.0, many standard
C++ samples will fail to compile as-is.

Regards,
Will


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