Re: Why VC++.NET?

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well, C# is a great language I will use it most of the time exept when
dependabiliy on perfoemance is a priority a DAQ interace seems a great
application for C++ but the GUI interfaces can be done in C# or VB.NET I
perfer C#.

Sidney Lima Filho wrote:

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"Kiriu EE" <wbillinglsey (AT) kiriu-usa (DOT) com> wrote in message
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I have done some development using C++ on a QNX system. I am now looking
into development on a Win2k system. Since I'm starting from scratch and
since all managed .NET code compiles to the same IL why would I, why

should

I choose to program using VC++.NET? Especially, when it seem VC#.NET may

be

much simpler. What, if any, are the advantages of sticking with VC++.NET

for

new applications? One added caveat. My new application is going to

interface

a National Instruments DAQ board using the National Instruments NiDaq
library.

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Re: Why VC++.NET? - 08-30-2003 , 09:40 AM