I’ve always had a thing for C++/CLI. Maybe because not many developers use it… or just because it’s different.
Suppose Microsoft fully supported C++/CLI as they do VB.NET and C# (ie. LINQ, WPF, etc.). Would you use it?
If not, why?
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I’ve always had a thing for C++/CLI. Maybe because not many developers use it… or just because it’s different.
Suppose Microsoft fully supported C++/CLI as they do VB.NET and C# (ie. LINQ, WPF, etc.). Would you use it?
If not, why?
I do use it. Even with the relative lack of tool support, it still beats raw P/Invoke for dealing with Win32.
As for LINQ, i don’t really care to see too much more hacked into the C++ language. LINQ is usable enough as-is – if they’re gonna enhance the compiler, they should work on C++ 0x support…