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Generalhelp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! about inline assemble Pin
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C++ can be still written in a unmanaged version. Visual Studio even contains a newer version of the MFC. (Albeit this if thought as the last version ever). This produces pure machine code as before.
Also, you can use the managed extensions of C++ and you have a(ugly and uncomfortable) way of programming .NET in your known language. This produces Intermediate language code that easily interoperates with any DOT-NET language.

C# is fairly complete language, much as Java is. It is still lacking templates, so you do not have typesave containers easily. Otherwise, there is about nothing you can do with C++ that you can't with C#.




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