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I have been working on an WTL UI app lately and tearing my hair out with how absolutely archaic everything is. I went with ATL because I needed to be able to offer the application to users who don't have or don't want to be bothered with the .NET Framework...
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That said - is it really that big of a deal to require the .NET Framework to be installed? Vista ships with .NET 3.0, and Windows 7 will ship... .
It's very hard to write UIs using anything else, one you've started with .NET .
I would say go .NET all the way.
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The Project's Web section (under project properties in VS2008) has a list of debuggers: ASP.NET, Native Code, SQL Server. What is Native Code?
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Native code is MSIL that....
A nice MSDN hit: Debugging Native Code
Native code.
This is in contrast to .NET bytecode, which is interpreted by the .NET virtual machine .
Native code is machine code executed directly by the CPU.
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I was reading up on Midori and kinda started wondering if this is possible.
On a managed OS, "managed code" is going to be native, and "native code" is going to be...alien? Is it possible, at least theoretically, to run the native code of today on a managed...
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There are two other....
On a "managed" OS like Midori, the kernel is still ngen-ed (precompiled to machine code" and "native".
Technically, a native code emulator can be written in managed code, but it's not running on bare" and "native".
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I used mostly Logic 9, but I do have PT8 as well. In my mind, I have no issue getting around with either one. I was leaning towards apogee until I realized that, for the same features they are almost the same price. So, I would like to get an opinion ...
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Quote software)? What's the difference in operation between the Avid HD native card and the Apogee Symphony Native card?
Also, when you....
The avid native card does not have dsp.
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Is there any work being done to create a C# compiler to produce native exe's? e.g. the output is a native exe and NOT a .NET assembly.
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Note that for the reflection to work a lot nGen to create native images after....
If you want a standalone deployment to read as well: .NET Internals and Native Compiling .
A runtime installed, or the native exe would have to be huge.
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What is the performance difference between native and bytecode Erlang modules?
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I don't think theres a constant factor how much faster it is; It is surely, keep in mind that a loop compiled to native code will not be much faster if the loop body is mainly calling other modules that are not compiled....
Native should be faster.
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Where to find Generic.xaml (or other code with the default look) for native WPF controls such as Button, CheckBox, TextBox, etc?
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You need to use.
Unfortunately the XAML for native controls is not directly available as a file.
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Hi
is unmanaged code is native code?what is differnece
any boduy help me.
Duplicate: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/855756/difference-between-native-and-managed-code
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Unmanaged code runs on the underlying architecture without requiring a virtual machine, but it may require a runtime ... .
Managed code is code that runs under a virtual machine, in other words its memory is "managed" by another program ( C# for example ) .
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Following my earlier question . Is there a way to write a string in a compressed/bit version using C++ native idiom. I am thinking something like Perl's native pack and unpack .
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Generally, ....
Based on reading your previous question, I think you mean to say that you want a binary encoded output, rather than a "compressed" output .
See perlguts.
If nothing else, I believe that you could always fold in perl headers and libraries .
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Why are tape compression capacities always double that of the native?
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I describe the 2:1 compression world, to my Customers, as a "jolly .
I reckon from the native capacity, and anything more capacity that I can get more than the native capacity.
See on real data).
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