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Does the .NET version of VC++ compile into native code?

Posted 12-Aug-09 9:20am

murktinez

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Yes, the .NET version of VC++ does compile into native code providing that you do not use any C++/CLI (or Managed C++) code.

Posted 6-Apr-10 15:36pm

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Luc Pattyn · Accepted Answer · 2009-08-12T09:32:00

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You can use Visual Studio (versions above 6, including C++ Express) to build either Win32 (=Native code) or CLR (=Managed .NET code) applications. Check under menu File/New/Project...

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Posted 12-Aug-09 9:32am

Luc Pattyn