Re: Channel 9 video: Visual C++ 10 is the new 6
David,
My "very small program" grew about 2K when I went to VS 2008, but that may
be because of some minor changes I made as well. When you are dealing with
< 500K programs the disk size doesn't always tell you much :o)
Tom
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I think it's fair so long as you can "not" have it if you want and just
do a plain MFC (normal looking dialogs, etc.) application. I have an
application that I use MFC in that is 413K and has everything statically
linked included 6 languages built into the EXE
In fact, that is the point. You have to pay for things that you don't
use - that was my critic.
On the Connect site it was recognized as bug and will be fixed in next
VS. OK.
Giovanni
Actually, the size of produced .exe and .dll is a major reason to stick
with VC6. It's minimum static MFC linked size is about 150 KB instead of
400 KB. That may be significant.
-- David