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ChitraCK - 25 Jul 2006 15:23 GMT

Hi All,

I have a VC++ application its a bit big application having more than 10 ATL
components. The application is client/server architecture with
multi-threading. The server does the data trasnfer from one database to
another using ODBC/OLEDB.

If at all I want to change the technology from VC++, is it advisable to
migrate it to .NET? Can any one comment on the migration plan from vc++ to
.NET?

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Jim_Lent - 28 Jul 2006 01:01 GMT

VS.NET 2005 supports all flavors of C++. You can create ATL, C++.Net, Win32,
and MFC applications. VS will compile and link Win32 applications as well as
debug. It comes with the Windows SDK to develop non CLR Windows
applications. The rich developer tools with DotNet are in preparation for
Windows Vista and it looks like Microsoft isn't dropping support for
anything ever developed in C++.

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ChitraCK - 03 Aug 2006 14:40 GMT

Thanks Jim!
The question is not on the ablities of .NET, if I migrate my vc++
application how will be the hit on my performance and scalability.

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