Visual C++.Net standard

[Mike.Friedrichs]

Group,

I have a 'C' interpreter which emulates win32 api's. Typically I use the
interpreter for building and checking the code. Once the code is debugged I
compile with VC 6.0.

My work offered me the Visual C++.Net 2003[standard] for $80.00, so I bought
the package. Does .NET allow me to compile win32 API(s)[non MFC] code.

Thanks,
MikeF

[William DePalo [MVP VC++]]

"Mike.Friedrichs" <mf*********@consolidated.net.invalid> wrote in message
news:%2***************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

My work offered me the Visual C++.Net 2003[standard] for $80.00, so I
bought the package. Does .NET allow me to compile win32 API(s)[non MFC]
code.

Yes, it does. What you do is to create a Win32 console project. If you have
trouble doing that (sadly, you wouldn't be the first if you do as it is less
than crystal clear) then post again in

microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vc

Regards,
Will

[Mike.Friedrichs]

Yes, after looking around, for opening 'new' projects, I found what you
referred to. Thanks

I assume Visual C++ post should go to: microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vc

MikeF

"William DePalo [MVP VC++]"

My work offered me the Visual C++.Net 2003[standard] for $80.00, so I
bought the package. Does .NET allow me to compile win32 API(s)[non MFC]
code.

Yes, it does. What you do is to create a Win32 console project. If you
have trouble doing that (sadly, you wouldn't be the first if you do as it
is less than crystal clear) then post again in

microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vc

Regards,
Will