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Just chiming in to say Hero is indeed wrong. All versions of Visual C++, including 2002, 2003, and the upcoming 2005, can produce non-.Net pure native win32 code.
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Perhaps I make my idea unclear,I mean THAT every program that is written for .NET
is compeletly deferent from that we code in VS 6(It isn't .NET,isn't it?) because
that will compile to MSIL for framework and VS 6 is not in that way.
I know that we can make program for native win32 by VS 2003,but not in .NET
mode and we should use for example MFC.
sincerely yours