Visual Studio 2002 question

[M D]

Don't throw anything at me. This is the closest group to the question.

Can I create c++/c programs in VS 2002 that do not require the .net
framework/classes? What are the steps?

Is the MFC available in there?

thx
md

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[Adam Clauss]

Yes, there are the separate AppWizards for MFC/Win32. Creating a .Net app (managed C++) is a separate series of AppWizards. It is
also possible to build applications which use both MFC and .Net, but there is no app wizard for that (have to do that manually).

And no, microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vc would probably have been a closer group ;)

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Don't throw anything at me. This is the closest group to the question.

Can I create c++/c programs in VS 2002 that do not require the .net
framework/classes? What are the steps?

Is the MFC available in there?

thx
md

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[M D]

Ah, I see. So if I launch one of the MFC ones there will be no .net
framework.

I meant closest within devdex!

thx
md

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[Andrew Faust]

"M D" <ma******@aol.com> wrote in message
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Ah, I see. So if I launch one of the MFC ones there will be no ..net framework.

Doesn't even need to be one of the MFC ones, you can choose any
of the C++ templates NOT under .NET category, and it will give
you a non-managed project. I tend to use Win32 Console Project
quite frequently.

Andrew Faust