I'm curious to know if C++.NET produced a smaller & faster (performance
wise) executeable. I don't know too much about C++ and I'm only starting to
pick it up now, but given that I'm doing a lot of development with VB.NET &
C# I was going to migrate to C++.NET. As I understand it, traditional C++
compiles to a more effient binary which seem to out-perform most if not all
binaries produced by C# or VB.NET.
1. If .NET is an intermediate language, then how does C++.NET fit into the
big picture?
2. Does C++.NET strictly use the .NET framework or can it use
traditional/standard C++ templates and libraries?
3. Will I see any performance gain if I decide to port an application from
VB.NET/C# to C++.NET?
I know there are a lot of really talented developers out there who could
shed some light on this, I would greatly apprecaite it!
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