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Very unfortunately, the thing beyond your imagination is becoming the truth.

Plesae, do some research before posting,

C++/Cli is a specification, VC++.NET is Microsoft's implementation of the specification.

Since 2003, Ecma Committee has created a task group to create a standard for the language C++/CLI, based on a submission from Microsoft. The task group has completed this specification, and it was approved by the ecma as an ecma standard. The specification has been submitted to ISO. And just like C++ is an ISO standard, it will become an ISO standard, (Now we already have ISO C, ISO C++).

If you don't know what ecma is or what the ISO is, please, do some research before your next posting.
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  • 工作学习 / 专业技术讨论 / 请问C++.NET是什么概念,和c++,.net 是什么关系?
    • 一个是字母大写,一个是字母小写。
    • 这个可真难,看了好几天也没敢回答,LX是觉悟者吧!
    • Visual C++ .NET enables developers to create powerful applications using the C++ language.
      With traditional unmanaged C++, developers can continue to create powerful C++ applications for Windows. With the new Managed Extensions for C++, developers can .NET-enable their existing applications or create new .NET-enabled applictions using the C++ language.
      • The "Managed Extensions for C++" you mentioned is out of date, has been replaced by C++/Cli. Those ugly "__" has all gone.
    • c++。net是。net的一种实现方法,是由c++发展而来。不过好像没有c++。net这种东西,更确切的说,应该是c#才对
      • Are you sure?
        • no,just guess
          • /clr
            • I've been using C++.NET for a while, in fact, we should call it C++/Cli, next generation of C++, Microsoft has submit it to ISO
              And according to Microsoft, it (C++/Cli) will son become ISO standard, just like C++ itself.
              • That's a M$ extensions of C++, not "next generation" of C++.
                • Please do a little research before posting, check this out, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C++/CLI
                  • CLI is just a bridge between C++ and .NET, and works only on Windows. Can you imagine such a thing could be the next generation of C++? There are huge numbers of C++ programmers working in environments other than Windows.
                    • Very unfortunately, the thing beyond your imagination is becoming the truth.
                      Plesae, do some research before posting,

                      C++/Cli is a specification, VC++.NET is Microsoft's implementation of the specification.

                      Since 2003, Ecma Committee has created a task group to create a standard for the language C++/CLI, based on a submission from Microsoft. The task group has completed this specification, and it was approved by the ecma as an ecma standard. The specification has been submitted to ISO. And just like C++ is an ISO standard, it will become an ISO standard, (Now we already have ISO C, ISO C++).

                      If you don't know what ecma is or what the ISO is, please, do some research before your next posting.
                      • It doesn't matter whether it is standard or not if it relies on .NET running only on Windows. Nobody outside Windows will use it. Even in Windows, ATL/WTL is a better a choice for desktop applications and C# is a better choice for web applications.
                      • If talking about ISO++ standard, I don't know whether C++ compilers other than VC will support it, and VC was the worst C++ compiler on ISO C++ standard support.
                        • That's true, ;-), VC6.
                      • How many times should I tell you that that's a M$ extensions of C++? It's still not the "next generation" of "C++" even it becomes an ISO standard.
                        • Hmm, you are right, C++ is a language extension of C, it's not next generation of C.
      • Yes. No
      • Is C# called c sharp?
    • "C++.NET" = "C++" + ".NET"
    • 编译成.NET中间语言的C++语言...
    • c++.net是C++.NET的弟弟。