im new w/ VC++ i need beginer info

[daverudy]

i would like to know:<br>
<br>
~where i can get VC++ for a good price ie. free<br>
~the basic tricks of the traid<br>
~and nething interisting you think i should know<br>
my email is<br>
<A HREF="mailto:daverudy@birdmail.com">daverudy@birdmail.com</A>

 

[Guest_imported]

As far as I know VC++ is not free to anyone. Buy the product and read the documentation for tricks of the trade. Use a web search engine for Visual C++ and/ or ATL and/or MFC for interesting info.<br>
<br>
cpm

 

[Guest_imported]

There's a few book/compiler packages around. You get <br>
a "limited" version of the VC++ 6 compiler to play with.<br>
In my experience the compiler really isn't deeply crippled <br>
...you get statically linked MFC apps ( the code is real - just large ) and you don't get the fully oprimised compiler (so you have to wait 10% longer for a build, big deal) <br>
Oh yeah, and you have to promise not to distrib. your apps commercially (nag screen comes up) Other than those things -it's a free product !!! We used in College exclusively. Try the Wrox Press package - those guys do the best job on VC++ anyhow.<br>
Iranu

 

[lora]

i'm taking a class in visuall c++ our book comes with a limited version but you need to get the msdn cds as well...i'm lucky and have licenses from work but for the c++ my instructor says it works for what is in the book, the book is learn visual c++ 6.0 now from microsoft press but you will need to know c++ programming (can use come compiler to do learn it) before tackling the info in the book!

 

[ssingh]

You'll have to purchase VC++. No other option. Since this is the most complex tool I've ever encountered.<br>Thanx<br>Siddhartha Singh<br><A HREF="mailto:ssingh@aztecsoft.com">ssingh@aztecsoft.com</A>