C++ Programming
03-29-2009, 02:42 AM
If you're a longtime C++ programmer, the thought of migrating to Visual Studio .NET might make you wary at first. However, a new feature of Visual C++, the managed extensions for C++, allows you to build apps with the .NET Framework. When you use managed C++, your code is handled by the common ******** runtime (CLR). This provides advanced features like garbage collection, interoperability, and more. This article explains why you'd want to use the managed extensions, how to use them, how to mix managed and unmanaged code, and how your managed code can interoperate with programs written in other ********s.
Chris Sells
<a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/1ddf346d-218d-4652-a6f0-4a3b75200a96">MSDN Magazine July 2001
Chris Sells
<a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/1ddf346d-218d-4652-a6f0-4a3b75200a96">MSDN Magazine July 2001