How will VC++ evolve in .NET

[huikm]

From readups, VB.NET sounds like a completely new language. C# is a new kid on the block and it doesn't guarantee it might not receive a similar death warrant like VB years down the road. Therefore, can anyone tell me about the new VC++ in .NET, whether it will be timeless, accessible and all powerful now and forever.
I hear alot about C#, but what about VC++ in the new .NET? Appreciate if anyone can point me to resources that amplifies VC++, where it is going and how it will work with .NET

[maheshbeniwal]

Managed Extension of C++ provides a way to work with .NET using VC++. Basically, all .NET languages ( C++, VB, C#, VBScript, and JScript) share a common .NET runtime library. VB and C# has built-in support for the library and in C++, you have to call explicitly using managed extensions.

I will be writing in more details on VC++.NET on www.mindcracker.com soon.

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com