datadog
11-22-2002, 03:38 PM
Well,
I've decided im going to crack down and purchase a compiler.
Dont plan on getting hard core about programming. I just dont have the time, but after playing around with some of the freebies, i've decided i have enough interest in learning more, that im willing to shell out some money for it.
Question is which one? I can get some through my companies employee purchase program.
VB .NET Standard $76
Visual C# .NET std $76
Visual C++ .NET std $76
Vstudio .NET pro $750
based on what i've read on these threads, im actually inclined to go with MSVC++ 6.0 but its not available through EPP. I really dont know the difference between C++ .NET and 6.0. Im hoping to get some feedback from some of you who have experience.
Im not locked into M$ btw, it just seems like the best option for the $$ (ugh!). Im open to other suggestions as well.
thanks in advance
I've decided im going to crack down and purchase a compiler.
Dont plan on getting hard core about programming. I just dont have the time, but after playing around with some of the freebies, i've decided i have enough interest in learning more, that im willing to shell out some money for it.
Question is which one? I can get some through my companies employee purchase program.
VB .NET Standard $76
Visual C# .NET std $76
Visual C++ .NET std $76
Vstudio .NET pro $750
based on what i've read on these threads, im actually inclined to go with MSVC++ 6.0 but its not available through EPP. I really dont know the difference between C++ .NET and 6.0. Im hoping to get some feedback from some of you who have experience.
Im not locked into M$ btw, it just seems like the best option for the $$ (ugh!). Im open to other suggestions as well.
thanks in advance