You might want to know that VC++ 2005 can be used to write both managed and
native apps, and for managed apps, it can be considered to be a slightly
better option that C# or VB. I've got an article on this that you may want
to read :-
A rational attempt to substantiate C++/CLI as a first class CLI language
http://www.codeproject.com/managedcpp/whycppcli.asp
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Regards,
Nish [VC++ MVP]
"Sotiris Salloum" <Sotiris
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I'm planning to enter the shareware business and I was wondering what is
your
opinion should I go for C++/MFC or with C#.NET regarding of
1) performance and 2)capabilities meaning that I want as much access to
the
OS as possible.
PS: What about decompiling ... I know that Java code can be decompiled
easily is this the same case with C#.NET?