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- From: "Reed R. Mangino" <mangino@planet.net>
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- Subject: Re: C or MFC?
- Date: Fri, 22 Mar 1996 11:35:11 -0500
- Organization: Dialogic Corporation
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- Scott McMahan - Softbase Systems wrote:
- >
- > Joe Chen (joec@zyxel.hinet.net) wrote:
- > : Recently, in my office has a argument about Visual C and MFC(C++). Could any
- > : one tell me the advantage/disadvantage about these two languages?
- >
- > I've seen a huge number of people talking about "Visual C" --
- > what is it!?
- >
- > Microsoft sells Visual C++, but it has never sold Visual C -- does
- > some other company have a "Visual C"?
-
- I just assumed that people were talking about Visual C++, but saved their source
- files with a .C extension, so the file is treated like C! ? ! ?
-
- Right?
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