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A lot of VB programming was connecting together 3rd-party COM components, which had to be written in C/C++. After the CLR came along, those vendors slowly stop
by kd5bjo 7y ago
A lot of VB programming was connecting together 3rd-party COM components, which had to be written in C/C++. After the CLR came along, those vendors slowly stopped supporting VB6 with their new releases as they moved their codebases and workflow to the new system.
- pjmlp 7y agoThat was only true for early VB versions. VB6 had full support for native AOT compilation and creation of OCXs in pure VB code.