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Ken Janke Guest
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Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2004 7:15 pm Post subject: Microsoft visual C++ .net 2003 |
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I am trying to understand something about using visual studios .net 2003. I
am trying to find out about the headers in visual c++ .net 2003. Do they
have to be without .h at the end? Or should I leave it without? I am taking
a class in C++ and we have used Visual Studios 6 in the past and now am
learning the .net what is the diffrence in the header files? can I still
write programs from the past to the .net version? Can someone help me?
Ken Janke
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Thomas Matthews Guest
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Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2004 7:40 pm Post subject: Re: Microsoft visual C++ .net 2003 |
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Ken Janke wrote:
| Quote: | I am trying to understand something about using visual studios .net 2003. I
am trying to find out about the headers in visual c++ .net 2003. Do they
have to be without .h at the end? Or should I leave it without? I am taking
a class in C++ and we have used Visual Studios 6 in the past and now am
learning the .net what is the diffrence in the header files? can I still
write programs from the past to the .net version? Can someone help me?
Ken Janke
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For compiler specifics, you need to consult a group that
discusses the compiler you are interested in.
As for standard C++, the "library" headers do not have a ".h"
in their name and the implementation does not have to put
the information into a file; the definitions and declarations
could reside in the compiler's executable.
I suggest you stay away from Microsoft Products.
"How many operating systems display a fatal error
when shutting down?" -- Thomas Matthews
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