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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / .NET SDK / September 2004Which version shall I use? Visual studio .NET or 6.0?
Can I under no circumstance build an application in Visual studio .NET 2003 unmanaged to work on a computer without the framework .NET? Or is there any dependencies between the compiled program and the framework? Or is the Visual Studio 6.0 better to use. The program is written in Visual C++. Thanks! > Can I under no circumstance build an application in Visual studio .NET 2003 > unmanaged to work on a computer without the framework .NET? Or is there any > dependencies between the compiled program and the framework? Or is the Visual > Studio 6.0 better to use. The program is written in Visual C++. > > Thanks! You can still write unmanaged C++ applications with VS.NET 2003. The only thing missing is unmanaged VB. So there is no dependencies between the compiled program and the .NET framework? > > Can I under no circumstance build an application in Visual studio .NET > 2003 [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > You can still write unmanaged C++ applications with VS.NET 2003. The only > thing missing is unmanaged VB. As long as you're not using the .Net class libraries. Ary > So there is no dependencies between the compiled program and the .NET > framework? [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >>You can still write unmanaged C++ applications with VS.NET 2003. The only >>thing missing is unmanaged VB. As long as you build your C++ programs without "/clr" option, you are unmanaged. Do note that the CRT and MFC library dlls have changed. So, you will need to ship the newer ones if you are going to use those libraries.  SignatureGirish Bharadwaj http://msmvps.com/gbvb > So there is no dependencies between the compiled program and the .NET > framework? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > You can still write unmanaged C++ applications with VS.NET 2003. The only > > thing missing is unmanaged VB.
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