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Asked: 2026-05-13T07:00:55+00:00

I find C++ is very controversial language in microsoft world. By default we have

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I find C++ is very controversial language in microsoft world. By default we have ISO C++ and then microsoft has Managed C++ and now C++ CLI.

I just know standard (ISO) C++. I don’t know microsoft’s version of C++.

I’m confused about interpretation of any c++ code by visual studio 2008 (or later). Thats why I’m using gnu tools for compiling my programs. But I do love Visual Studio.

What settings do I need to make if I only want to use

  1. STRICTLY ISO C++
  2. Managed C++ (its deprecated but I think they still support it for sake of backward compatibility)
  3. C++ CLI (for .NET platform)

I want to build native assemblies using C++ not managed ones. So, is there anything else should I need to do?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Everything is in the build settings:

    Common Language Runtime Support (/clr) – add or remove CLR support

    Advance Compile as C++ Code (/TP) – to choose if c++ or c..

    Language: Disable Language Extention – use this to force ANSI.

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