Re: Visual C++ 6.0 and CDK 3.0

[Christian Vandendorpe]

> ...
> Therefore, I think that tying someone to using VC++ is a very, very bad
> idea. Microsoft has a very personal view of how a language should be used,
> and what features it should provide. And sometimes this view doesn't match
> the standard. This is the thing I don't like, having to maintain code which
> compiles and run on several platforms.

Maybe VC++ is not the best compiler in the world (I will not argue this point) but it 
is definetly the most used on the Windows platform and therefore I think it is a very 
good choice. I am happy with the CDK being supported only on VC++, please do not 
change this. (this should start another flame war..)

Anyway, I cant see a conduit reaching the 100,000 lines of code so is it that bad to 
put up with for a couple thousand lines?

Chris


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