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GeneralRe: Managed code *is* slower Pin
Rob Bryce20-Oct-08 5:50
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Mark Salsbery20-Oct-08 6:10
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Rob Bryce22-Oct-08 6:53
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Mark Salsbery22-Oct-08 7:39
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led mike21-Oct-08 4:46
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Rob Bryce21-Oct-08 5:31
Rob Bryce21-Oct-08 5:31 
Hi led mike,

I believe that my comment needs more clarification.

The motivations (maintainable, readable) are 2-fold and can be better defined as:
1.) I (personally) have never found that the IDL/ATL approach to defining/implementing COM object interfaces is particularly "clean". Nor has the ability to inherit from a COM object been "nice". I should have been more clear that the motivation is to use .Net technology instead of COM technology as a motivation to make it easier to deal with object interfaces intended for re-use outside this project.

2.) I'm (personally) probably one of the few that still enjoy some aspects of MFC for UI programming. But even I have noticed that it's more cost-effective to use more modern languages/features (such as C#) than MFC. And that means entering the managed land, at least in part.

With respect to generic C/C++, these are still my personal language of preference for general day-to-day programming. I agree with you in that the choice of language doesn't necesssarily make code more/less easier to read. However, that language's technologies that we are (forced to?) use (e.g. ATL, MFC) do impact that legibility.

As an aside, I'm doing more management and less programming, and our new staff is being trained (by local universities) to work in managed languages, with little or no exposure to C++. This is a reality that I'm not happy with but have to live with. This may be a problem in the future.

--Rob
GeneralRe: Managed code *is* slower Pin
led mike21-Oct-08 7:01
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Rob Bryce21-Oct-08 8:44
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QuestionUnmanaged C++ code in managed env error(only framework installled) Pin
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GeneralYou missed one Pin
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Questionhelp needed.. STL Pin
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QuestionNumber of controls on the Form. Pin
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QuestionSplitter, "OnSize strikes back !" Pin
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