en972 Member Posts: 562 From: NOT TELLING! Registered: 08-27-2004 |
Is there a way to mix the visual C++ toolkt with an IDE or something of that nature to make something like Visual C++? ------------------ |
Wacko4X Member Posts: 92 From: Bellvue, WA, USA Registered: 08-21-2002 |
Do you mean like Visual C++ 6.0? or C#.Net? |
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nfektious Member Posts: 408 From: Registered: 10-25-2002 |
i think he's referring to the VC++ 2003 toolkit that MS put out for free - same guts as the pro version of .net 2003 or whatever...but no IDE. if that is what you mean, then yeah, I've been wondering the same.  |
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en972 Member Posts: 562 From: NOT TELLING! Registered: 08-27-2004 |
Yeah, what he said ------------------ |
GUMP Member Posts: 1335 From: Melbourne, FL USA Registered: 11-09-2002 |
Yes, it's possible. I even set up my VC++ 6.0 IDE to use the .NET compiler for a while. The negative was that it produced more inefficient code in comparison to 6.0's compiler. After discovering that I went back to standard 6.0. |
Klumsy Administrator Posts: 1061 From: Port Angeles, WA, USA Registered: 10-25-2001 |
hmm i've found that it produces more efficent code (not compiling managed code of course, but plain code), what options did you use? ------------------ |
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en972 Member Posts: 562 From: NOT TELLING! Registered: 08-27-2004 |
Can you tell me how to do it? ------------------ |