Re: How Visual C++ (VS8) supports multilanguage?
What you should do depends on the type of application: .NET vs native.
I'm not writing a native application. The application I'm writing is
MFC based and should support runtime language switch. Using VS6 and
resource only dll I can do this, but I'd like use all the support given
by Visual Studio 8.
Now I know it is possible using .resx file also in Visual C++. I feel a
little newbee but I can't find out how to do it, and I already left a
lot of time searching on the web. If you can point me to a procedure to
follow or to a Visual C++ example using .resx file I appreciate a lot.
I am confused. unless you compile with /clr, your MFC application will be a
native application. Native (or unmanaged) means compiled to machine code.
..resx files can only be used by .NET (managed) applications.
So if you don't compile with /clr, you should use the same functionality as
you did with VS6.
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Kind regards,
Bruno.
bruno_nos_pam_van_dooren@hotmail.com
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