![]() | The C++ Programming Tutorials: Migrating From the Old Managed (Extension of) C++ to the New Managed C++ (C++/CLI) Code
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After covering the .NET framework fundamentals, the introduction into the real application developments and digging some information from the Windows system internal using Managed Extension of C++, now we can start learning the features such as new keywords introduced to replace the previous or old Managed Extension of C++ versions. These new features seems to simplify the syntaxes and programming itself though very confusing and time wasting using un-matured technology. You will see the mixes of the old (Managed Extension of C++) and new Managed C++ codes. You will learn how to set the project option in order to compile the old codes. A complete tasks to migrate the old codes to new version also included. For newbie that just starting the Managed C++ programming, you can skip this tutorial and jump to the 'full' or 'matured' Managed C++. The 'matured' Managed Extension for C++ is called C++/CLI while the Common Language Infrastructure (CLI) part was included into the ISO/IEC standard. This is Microsoft extension for the standard C++ as was done by Java which uses C++ as the underlying code for its class library. The following are the topics for this chapter which most part are more on the new keywords and syntaxes used and the C++ .NET compiler option settings for the programming environment. The following are the topics for this Chapter.
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