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I get the feeling that they are no so much pulling C++ back as rather more prominently showing us where it has always been. There has always an underlying C/C++
by damian2000 14y ago
I get the feeling that they are no so much pulling C++ back as rather more prominently showing us where it has always been. There has always an underlying C/C++ based Win32 and kernel library for example, but the .NET BCL hid much of that. Now in Win8, C++ is a first class citizen for designing Windows UIs again, along with C#.