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>Windows and .NET/C++ Not true. .NET is VB, C#, which are completely different from C++, and you can write a Windows application in almost any language imagina
by porfirium 9y ago
>Windows and .NET/C++
Not true. .NET is VB, C#, which are completely different from C++, and you can write a Windows application in almost any language imaginable.
- pjmlp 9y ago.NET is VB, C#, F# and C++/CLI. Sure you can write a Windows application in anything else, but be prepared for a 2nd class experience, writing FFI bindings on your own for the Windows API, without access to the tools provided by Visual Studio.
- emh68 9y agoEveryone forgot about good old win32 it seems...