Re: MFC vs .NET
"Leon_Amirreza" <amirreza_rahmaty@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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if i create a managed app in vc++ .net 2005 which would happen?
1- creates a native exe or dll that uses .Net as library
2- creates a .Net Managed exe or dll exactly like what c# does
for performace consideration i need to run native to run in the kernel of
my app but also use .Net library (like forms class ADO .NET) because of
the rich capabilities. anyway i can do it in vs 2005?
You might want to ask this in microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vc.
I understand that on a per-file basis in your project, you can compile each
file with or without the /clr option. If it is set, the module will be
managed, and if not, it will be native. I believe it is not common to vary
/clr on a per file basis; it is more common to do it on a per module basis
so your exe and dll's can be either entirely managed or entirely native. Of
course they can be used together for your solution.
-- David