What is (was) MQ? and is it going to continue?
What exactly is MQ that was briefly mentioned here:http://blogs.msdn.com/somasegar/archive/2005/11/08/490694.aspxand http://blogs.msdn.com/texblog/archive/2006/03/01/541918.aspxIs it a process? Strategy? Set of techniques? Or is it simply a set of priorites?What were the main lesssons you learned fr...
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What about the MFC future?
One of the most FAQ in last years here sounds like Is MFC finished? (http://www.dev-archive.com/forum/showthread.php?t=362637) or is MFC dead? (http://www.dev-archive.com/forum/showthread.php?t=298438).So, have we to throw away the good old MFC?/if yes, I'll do it tomorrow... <evil>:D<...
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What about the ATL future?
What's the planned future for the ATL Server classes Library? With all the WS* stuff couldnt / shouldnt it be some improvement in the WS support, at least for the most important one's?!Or at least provide some way for the programmer to plugin into the ATL code suport for these standards or...
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When is 80bit long double coming back?
80bit long double support is removed due to Windows NT is running on non-x86 platforms which does not have 80bit floating point.Since, now Windows is running mostly on x86 and x64, what about having 80bit long double back in Visual C++?Thanks in advance for answering my question! :)...
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What newsgroups do the VC++ team read?
There are several newsgroups dedicated to C++. Could you tell us in which one the VC++ team participates? Sometimes an opinion suffices. Sometimes it is better to know Microsoft's official position....
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WinForms code generation
There are a few things that I don't like about the code that is generated for WinForms:a) Each member is preceded by the access specifier, instead I would like to have blocks.b) In InitializeComponent is a this-> in front of all calls/assignments, if the this-> is beeing removed the code...
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Will MFC be made a better neighbour?
Will some of the historical baggage in MFC be tidied up?I am thinking of: If you use #define NOMINMAX to tame the SDK header files and allow well behaved minimum and maximum functions, you have to put three lines of declarations before MFC headers. The MFC object macros create member names from the...
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Why does .NET try to Hide source?
Hello Visual C++ Team,My question is why does .NET try to hide the source code of functions calls?Unlike MFC where in the debugger breaks far into the code with an MFC class, .NET simply does not allow its source to be debugged.Is is not possible for you to provide the source just as MFC does?Thanks...
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Why dont VC++ includes Design Patterns tools
Hi all,I am working in VC++ in which i am doing coding with Design Patterns.I am using DPA Toolkit to generate code Skeleton.Why dont VC++ Team think to include such a tool as a buit-in component in the VC++ IDE itself....
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VSTO and C++
There are a lot of new features in the Office 2007 suite that make it interesting to developers. I see it as an alternative user interface to desktop applications and Web clients. Unfortunately, Visual Studio Tools for Office is only available for C# and VB. Are there any plans to offer VSTO for...
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Refactoring and Class diagrams
What are your plans regarding Refactoring support and Class diagrams? It seems C# is given preference over C++ in this area. Also, regarding Class diagrams, I'd like to see round-trip coding support....
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Strategy for MFC and .Net
Hi,If I have to write purely managed code, I would use C# as it is the language developed for the .Net framework. If I write native code, I would use Visual C++.This is what my dream Visual C++ would be: a better MFC with problems fixed(like no passing win32 messages around to windows handles and us...
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std:tr1
I have to ask (as I've asked since early in the Everett alpha): Any plans to support std::tr1 - in Orcas or beyond?I understand that Dinkumware has just released their complete TR1 implementation, so presumably there's a library available for VC++ to license....
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Things I miss in VC8
Hi I am a C++ programmer (both native and CLI)and I was really stunned when I discovered that keyboard templates aparently is only available to VB and C# but not C++ is this really true or am I missing some point?Is there any chance that the compiling speed of template heavy project will improve? e....
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Page breaks in Visual C++ printouts
As a teacher of courses using Visual C++ withinVisual Studio (2005 starting this fall) I want tobe able to choose the position of page breakswhen code is printed out and have students dothe same. Either this is not possible from withinVisual Studio .NET's Visual C++ or I'm missingsomething...
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