Re: MFC future?


"Tom Serface" <tserface@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> 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++
>

Very true, and I expect C++ is going to become a tour de force in the .NET
community, especially for migrating legacy apps, as you say. To me, the
only advantage of C# is the better tools in Visual Studio (like the
refactoring). But C++ will catch up in time.

Oh, and I wish C++ had something like the @"literal string" in C#. That's
really the only thing in C# that I've found so far that I truly miss on a
daily basis in C++. Whereas I continually miss destructors in C# on a daily
basis, and the lack of default parameters on a weekly basis.

-- David


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