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i think it has too many problem
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Jun-12 17:15pm    
I agree. Do you have a question? :-)
--SA

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It is native.

It is C++.

It gives you direct access to the Win32 API.

It isn't garbage collected.

There is no inherent reflection.

It is stable.

-- Many people would regard the first 5 points as disadvantages.

However, depending on the requirements of your project, they could be serious advantages.

For any job there is a correct tool.

Sometimes a better tool comes a long that works far better for 90% of what the old tool handled -- but that still leaves 10% of the jobs where the old tool works better.
 
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SoMad 8-Jun-12 23:34pm    
I think this is a great answer. Maybe you consider this covered by the first point, but you could add:
It does not require .NET Framework installed in order to run.

Soren Madsen

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