Hi, I've worked on projects embedded in C and C ++ for a few years, never really have a chance to work. Not got on the net. Now some can tell me how I can learn. NET, it will help you to know how long it takes. met? I watch online and it looks scary, I am also not good at C ++, now it is the net to know. Jesse
The second thing is now that I look at some sample code for VC ++ 2010 and there is:
int main () {application :: run (GCNU) BDAPC:: BDayPicker ()); Return 0; } What is GCNE? Whats application?
and
#using & lt; Mscorlib.dll & gt; What is this #using,
What I mean is that I have never seen these things like learning again from the world again ... wtf ?
Oh, yes, what is the difference between VC ++ and C ++?
No one will really be able to tell you how long it will take you to learn NAT . Like others, it is mentioned that, C ++ is the best way for familiar developers, who want to enter net programming, to choose and start using C #. If you can easily do a C ++ application today, and you can throw it in yourself, then you can easily do C # application with a warning tomorrow, on the MSDN or various software development community sites. Would like to look very online.
GCEN is the new operator's "garbage collection" form. In C ++, you can allocate an object that you have to clean up the memory with the new operator, or you can use GCN, which will be clean for you. So if you use GCN, you do not need to remove memory or make free.
App One. The NET object is. In the code you posted, the real task would be to fill the BDayPicker class with the desired functionality. Application :: Run (GCN BDAPC :: BDAPC ()) What is the framework to run that class? For more information, see.
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