the difference between vc.net and vc6.0

[wangzhonnew]

I used vc.net, but i still cannot finger out the difference between vc.net and vc6.0
could anyone give some info about that?
Thanks

[Brad Jones]

The following answer was taken from another thread in this forum:

Visual C++.NET is version 7.0 of Visual C++. It will add a number of new features including:

- Managed Extensions
- ATL Server
- Ability to call/create Web Services

Plus upgrades to:

- MFC/ATL
- Attributes
- Compiler
- Conformance
- IDE and debugger productivity

Brad!

[cksiow]

if I am only interested in system programming using VC++, does that means VC++.NET can also do the work as VC++ 6.0 ?? thanks.


HTH

cksiow
http://vblib.virtualave.net - share our codes

[Brad Jones]

Yes. Visual C++ .NET can create native EXEs for Windows (verses C#, VB .NET, etc. which all target the .NET runtime). You should be able to use Visual C++ .NET to do anything you can currently do with VC++ 6.0.

- Brad!