Most of the code being "ported" is being done through the /clr switch. Which is really not porting. Just a way to say "look at me ma! I have managed code too".
Most of the code being "ported" is being done through the /clr switch. Which is really not porting. Just a way to say "look at me ma! I have managed code too".
Originally Posted by brewbuck:
Reimplementing a large system in another language to get a 25% performance boost is nonsense. It would be cheaper to just get a computer which is 25% faster.
That is a good reason to learn .NET. It shows everybody want managed code. And with /clr, MFC and .NET can be mixed.Most of the code being "ported" is being done through the /clr switch. Which is really not porting. Just a way to say "look at me ma! I have managed code too".
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can we stay on topic please?
i don't care about .net or porting or any of that.
Go to "(it was build or project or something)" in menu bar and find set active configuration. Set debug as active configuration.Originally Posted by siavoshkc
Are you sure you are running your code in debug mode?
no
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