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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / August 2006Operate a Program??!!
Please can any body tell me: How can I operate (or deliver) the " Visual C++.NET ", from its mother program " MS Visual Studio 2005"?? A beginner needs Help. Thank you all. ----------------------------- Hardy &&& schrieb: > Please can any body tell me: > How can I operate (or deliver) the " Visual C++.NET ", from its mother > program " MS Visual Studio 2005"?? > A beginner needs Help. What do you mean? Are you a reseller? Then you should sell it with the box. Lots of Greetings! Volker  SignatureFor email replies, please substitute the obvious. > Please can any body tell me: > How can I operate (or deliver) the " Visual C++.NET ", from its mother > program " MS Visual Studio 2005"?? > A beginner needs Help. > Thank you all. > ----------------------------- Hardy: You have asked this question twice before, and received answers (with different interpretations of what your question means). Please explain exactly what you mean by your question, and stop initiating new threads! David Wilkinson Well. More explanations?!! I bought a book " Visual C++.Net step by step" The book supposed that the user has "Visual C++.NET" program already installed in his computer, but I have "MS Visual Studio 2005 " installed in my computer.So the book when declares creating a new project allowing (click file, new object then " set the template to console application . NET " Here I can do all except that I didn't find "console application.Net, instead I find "console application anything without .NET. When I create a project by any way, I could not build it because of many errors appeared. I hope that I could clear what I mean?? Thank you all. ----------------------------------------------- >> Please can any body tell me: >> How can I operate (or deliver) the " Visual C++.NET ", from its mother [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > David Wilkinson > Well. More explanations?!! > I bought a book " Visual C++.Net step by step" [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > I hope that I could clear what I mean?? > Thank you all. Hardy: This is what I thought when I answered your question before. Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Studio 2003.Net are different products. But they are quite similar, just as different vesrions of Microsoft Office are similar. What is it that you really want to do? If you are just starting in C++, I would suggest that you write a conventional C++ console program without the .NET framework. You can do this in either Visual C+.NET (2003) or Visual C++ 2005. You can also use both these programs to write .NET C++ programs. But the syntax in VC 2005 (C++/CLI) is different from that in Visual C++.NET (Managed C++ extensions), so your older book will not help you so much. Unfortunately there are hardly any books on C++/CLI. Really, you would be best to start with conventional C++. HTH, David Wilkinson David Wilkinson Thank you David for help. Your answer is" to write convential C++ console program " I write this exactly where ? ------------------------------------------------------ >> Well. More explanations?!! >> I bought a book " Visual C++.Net step by step" [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > > David Wilkinson > Thank you David for help. Your answer is" to write convential C++ console > program " > I write this exactly where ? File->new project->Visual C++->win32->win32 console application. SignatureKind regards, Bruno van Dooren bruno_nos_pam_van_dooren@hotmail.com Remove only "_nos_pam" > Thank you David for help. Your answer is" to write convential C++ console > program " > I write this exactly where ? > ------------------------------------------------------ Hardy, I have a tutorial that shows how to do it step-by-step, used in our beginning C++ course. If you provide me with a valid email where you can accept large attachments, I'll be glad to send it to you. Email me pvan at rose.edu. SignaturePeter [MVP Visual Developer] Jack of all trades, master of none.
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