No, you jst get a new version of the same code. There are lots of changes
from v6.0 and, as Carl suggested in another post you will find that enough
things have changed that you will have lots of fixes to make. That said, I
think it is worth the couple of days effort to bring the code up to the
newer, more compliant compiler's specifications before doing any other
changes.
Managed code is executable wherever there is a CLR to execute it (so far I
think that is only Windows)
The new VC8 compiler is available as of November 7th (week after next) so
not too far off.
Tom
"Tony Johansson" <jo*****************@telia.com> wrote in message
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Hello!!
I have an MFC application from VC6.
If I compile this on VC8/MFC I get a managed app.
I just wonder what is the difference VC8 will generate a managed app but
VC6/MFC generates a native app. I'm I right here?
Does it mean that the managed code is executable on every intel plattform?
//Tony