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Programming with Managed Extensions for Microsoft® Visual C++® .NET
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Author
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Richard Grimes
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Pages
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564
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N/A
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Level
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All Levels
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Published
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07/31/2002
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ISBN
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9780735617247
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Price
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$49.99
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Companion Content
Welcome to the companion content for Programming with Managed Extensions for Microsoft Visual C++ .NET. Here you can download the book's sample code
and link to the MSDN resource page for .NET, where you can download the Microsoft .NET Framework Software Development Kit.
Sample Code
Download the Sample Code (2.3 MB; 4.9 MB uncompressed).
Microsoft .NET Framework Software Development Kit
Microsoft .NET Development Resource Page
More Information and System Requirements
System Requirements (Excerpted from the book's Introduction)
The first five chapters of the book require only the C++ compiler (version 13). The C++ compiler supplied as part
of the Microsoft .NET Framework SDK does not produce optimized code, nor does it provide extensions like
the unmanaged ATL Attribute Provider, but it is a fully featured C++ compiler that can be used for both
managed and unmanaged C++ development. If you want to learn about the Microsoft .NET Framework, the C++ compiler
is the place to start. The link provided above will connect you to the MSDN resource page for
.NET, where you can download the Microsoft .NET Framework SDK.
The last two chapters of the book use features of Microsoft Visual Studio .NET. Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
includes the full optimizing C++ compiler, and it also comes with unmanaged libraries: the complete CRT library,
the standard C++ library, and the combined ActiveX Template and Microsoft Foundation Class libraries, all
of which you can access from .NET code. Microsoft Visual Studio .NET also provides code wizards to create
the initial files of your application, tools to manage your projects, a fully featured editor, and an
integrated debugger. If you intend to develop projects larger than a handful of classes, you should use Microsoft
Visual Studio .NET. For more information about Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, visit the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET Web site.
Installing the Sample Code
The download link opens a Web Package executable file containing a license agreement. To copy the sample code onto your hard disk,
click the link to run the executable and then accept the license agreement that is presented. By default, the sample code will be
copied to the folder C:\ManagedCPP.
Uninstalling the Sample Code
To remove the sample code, use Windows Explorer to delete the folder \ManagedCPP and all of its contents.
Support Information
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the book and this companion content. Microsoft Press
maintains a Knowledge Base which you can query for corrections and for answers to your questions.
Connect to the Knowledge Base through the Book and CD Support navigation link at the top of this page.
For support information regarding C++, Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, or the .NET Framework, please visit the
Microsoft Support Web Site.
Last Updated: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 |
