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What is the future of 'C++' or 'C' in Windows 8 ? We can't make x86 apps, yes ?

Posted 18-Jan-13 1:15am

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-18T01:36:00

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Of course you can make applications for Windows 8 using C++ or C (after all, Microsoft itself produces Visual Studio 2012...).
You may also write WinRT applications using C++.

Posted 18-Jan-13 1:36am

CPallini