Re: MFC future?

Cute David. I agree though :o) Unfortunately. I'm hoping C++ becomes a
better choice for .NET in the future. You did miss one condition

if ( you want to combine managed and unmanaged code)
Use C++

Tom

"David Ching" <dc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Mike Goldweber" <mikegoldweber@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> So, what is the best way to produce dialog based apps using a C++
>> language? My last job used Borland Builder to produce dialogs, and
>> that was great fun. I'm relatively new to building gui's with MFC, but
>> after reading some of the comments here, I'm not so sure this is a good
>> use of my time? My new company just converted to Visual Studio .Net
>> 2003. If this set of tools has a better method of making user
>> interfaces, I'm all of devoting my time to learning that.
>>
>
> if ( your app can be a .NET app )
> {
> if ( you must use C++)
> Use VC++ 2005 for .NET
> else
> Use C#
> }
> else
> Use VC++ 2005 for MFC
>
>
> -- David
>


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