Managed C++ and .NET Development
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Beschreibung
C++ IS INCREDmLY RESWENT. First conceived to be merely a "better C," it evolved into a language that continues to amaze even its creators. It endures shifts in pro gramming paradigms and changes in underlying platforms. Support for object -oriented programming was the first improvement over C. Then exceptions and templates came along. Later, template metaprogramming was "discovered." Managed C++ is another enhancement of the language, which supports a rich runtime, with features such as garbage collection, a unified type system, networking and multithreading support, versioning, and others. Though designed as a general-purpose programming language under .NET, Managed C++'s main strength is its scrupulous support of the "unmanaged" C++, easing the transition from unmanaged to managed code. Managed C++ allows you to maximally leverage your existing C++ code and start using "managed" features of the languages gradually. This is somewhat similar to how a C pro grammer would switch to C++: by continuing to use the C subset of C++, taking advantage of C++ as his or her knowledge of it matures.
Focuses specifically on .NET framework development - not an afterthought as you find in most of the Visual C++ .NET books
For all established C++ programmers who do not want to migrate to C#
Complimentary to the Apress book "Essential Guide to Managed Extensions for C++" (Challa/Laksberg, 2002. ISBN 1-893115-28-3)
This is truly a .NET book applying C++ as its development language - not another C++ syntax book which happens to cover .NET. It is specifically targeted to help developers develop .NET applications, class libraries, and Web services and applications using C++. It does not get bogged down worrying about older Microsoft C++ development methods.
Autor*in
Stephen R.G. Fraser
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