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by pjmlp
1830 days ago
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That is mostly caused by the internal politics that .NET belongs to DevDiv while C++ has always been part of WinDev. Back in the early Windows days it was C and C++, then VB came along and it was VB for business while real developers used C++/MFC. With .NET management tried to create an homogenous runtime, hence why it even supported Managed C++ (replaced with C++/CLI on .NET 2.0). But they made an huge mistake that persists to this day, splitting the languages across these divisions, thus fuelling their feudal politics. |
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