Does Visual Studio Professional 2010 has Visual C++2010

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I am about to purchase Visual Studio 2010 Professional because I want
to use MFC library of VC++ which is not with express edition. But when I gone
on microsoft site for purchase ,no where Visual Studio Professional product
documentation mentioned about Visual C++ ,Visual Basic,Visual C# etc.
Please help me on this issue

Posted 2-Dec-11 4:54am

adityarao31

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adityarao31 2-Dec-11 11:02am

Does Based on this MSDN pages Can I purchase Visual Studio 2010 Professional version from Micosoft store ,its costly thing ,how to purchase without proof

Albert Holguin 2-Dec-11 11:04am

Purchase without proof? What do you mean?

Albert Holguin 2-Dec-11 11:07am

The price has been creeping up, they got rid of the "Standard" version of Visual Studio after the 2008 release. Although if price is a factor, look at purchasing a copy of Visual Studio 2008 Standard, a lot of people still use that and it's still a great IDE.

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2011-12-02T04:58:00

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Few links you can go through:
- Getting Started with Visual C++ 2010[^]
- What's New in Visual C++ 2010[^]

Addition:
If you want to test the trial version, see: http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/try[^]

Posted 2-Dec-11 4:58am

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Updated 2-Dec-11 5:04am

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Albert Holguin · Answer 2 · 2011-12-02T05:03:00

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Yes, of course it's part of Visual Studio. Visual Studio is the IDE (which supports a variety languages), Visual C++ is the C++ compiler, and yes, it does come with it.

It's a great IDE by the way, great choice. On the other hand, it seems to be creeping up in price... grrr!

Posted 2-Dec-11 5:03am

Albert Holguin

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adityarao31 2-Dec-11 12:00pm

Then why anything like this is not mentioned at Microsoft store or documnetation

Albert Holguin 2-Dec-11 13:08pm

It should be... unless they assume you should already know that. Anyway, why would you ask me why Microsoft does something the way they want to do it? Am I in the Microsoft decision board?