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KennyT
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 Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2011 7:35 am Post subject: .NET and FTN95 - does it work OK? |
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Hi,
we've been asked to investigate providing a .NET version of our apps. Just wondering how many other forum members have tried switching from win32 to .net and what their experiences were.
Was it as simple as "just changing a few switches in the compile and link process"?
What other issues came up?
Were there any major benefits to making the conversion?
TIA
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Emanuele
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| If you are not planning to provide some kind of interoperability with .NET languages, there is no point in making the conversion. If you are, it works ok, but I fear you must add some lines to your code! |
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KennyT
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Thanks. Some more advice, then...
I have some 3rd-party C++ DLLs which are built under win32, can I still call them using STDCALL or do I have to get them rebuilt as .NET compatible DLLs?
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