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From: metalseb <met...@fr...> - 2002-10-22 06:56:24
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Ioannis wrote : Hi again Ioannis > Regarding Longhorn, this is what i have read in various web sites: > "Longhorn will provide only Managed APIs". In any case, even if Win32 > API (together with its encapsulations like MFC etc), continues to be > supported, it will not be further developed. That's why I wanted to know. Win32 root will continue to be supported. At least. An emulation of Win32 base API through .NET ? What does MS so big is that there are zillions of applications available for their system, for every need. If now, Microsoft decides to get rid of the past and make a *brand new* system without any support for older applications (From 3.0 to XP !!!), they will smash down their empire and restart from ground zero. I cannot believe a word of that. What I understand from the MSDN article, is that there won't be any way in further Longhorn release of VC++ to write and compile proggies with only MFC or Win32 API. -- Seb |