Hello!

I thought I had strategy clear to me that if I want to use .NET in an
VC6/MFC I must use compile in VC8 with the CLR switch.

But now I get another answer it says. I asked this question.
If I want to use the .NET framework for an VC6/MFC application I must
compile the VC6/MFC to VC8 using the /CLR switch after removing all
the errors?

I received this answer
If you wan to use .NET 2.0, yes.  You can do it with VC 7.1 (2003) for .NET
1.1, but you won't have the new managed C++ syntax.

If I can't use the new managed C++ syntax what consequences will that have
and is there other limitation that will exist on my updated VC6/MFC if I use
VC7.1 instead of VS 2005(VC8)?

For example is it still possible to use .NET framework classes from
anywhere, including adding new code to old classes?

I assume that if I use VC7.1 it's not so easy to use different .NET language
as it is if I use VS2005(VC8).

So my question is when is it sufficient to use VC 7.1 and when should I use
VC8?

//Tony