Is C++.Net (not Visual C++), CLI, Managed C++ is the same ? Is they need a framework to run
Managed C++ is CLI or MFC ?
Is C++.Net (not Visual C++), CLI, Managed C++ is the same ? Is they
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Managed C++ is used to describe the original .NET C++ support in Visual Studio 2002/2003.
C++/CLI is the newer syntax introduced in Visual Studio 2005.
Yes they require the .NET runtime.
MFC is a plain old C++ framework that is neither Managed C++ nor C++/CLI and requires the MFC libraries to be linked but does not require a runtime as such.