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C++: The Most Powerful Language for .NET Framework Programming | |
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| Time: 00:41 EST/05:41 GMT | News Source: Microsoft | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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The Visual C++ team spent a lot of time listening to users and working with .NET and C++, and decided to redesign the support for the Common Language Runtime (CLR) in Visual C++ 2005. This redesign is called C++/CLI, and is intended to provide a more natural syntax for consuming and authoring CLR types. In this article I explore the new syntax, comparing it to current C# and Managed C++, the two most closely-related languages that target the CLR. Where appropriate I also illustrate analogous concepts in native C++. | ||
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| #1 By 23275 (68.17.42.38) at 8/20/2004 10:06:42 AM |
| .NET will "always" evolve and be added to. Just about daily, new classes are added; new tools; new features and even new languages. .NET does not care what language one uses, or a group uses. That is part of its strength...Yebin likes C#, Rich can kick his butt in VB.NET, and others mix in-line in the same ASPX page - it all compiles down to the same CLR and machine code at first run. It's flexible, powerful and a blast to use...."oh, hey, let's try this...is so common to hear." All the while richer and riocher apps are delivered to customers and all the while people have more choices and more fun delivering them. Al so we can hear one word: "Wow!" I mean, really, that's all we really get and all one really needs - to see a user's face as they say that. It's only equal is found in the faces of the people using .NET's growing capabilities. |
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