The Visual C++ Programming Language
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Visual C++ |
| Name: | Visual C++ |
| Created: | 1998 |
| By: | Microsoft's Chris Hargarten, Jeff Ressler, Brad Goldberg. |
| Home Page: | http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/ |
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| Language type: | object-oriented |
| Extensions: |
.APS .BSC .CLW .EXE .DLL .ILK .OBJ .PCH .PDB .SBR .WSP .VCP .VCW .EXP .LIB .MAP .RES .HPJ .NCB .MDP .RCT .CRF |
| Tutorial: | http://devcentral.iftech.com/articles/MFC/default.php |
| Note: | |
| Microsoft's premiere object-oriented programming language, which was used to build Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, and many of Microsoft's other commercial applications and operating system components. Visual C++ was also used to build Netscape Navigator, Lotus Notes, and Corel's WordPerfect Suite. The NT database servers from Oracle, Sybase, Informix and Microsoft were all built in Visual C++. A major component of Microsoft's Visual C++ programming environment is the accompanying Microsoft Foundation Class Library (MFC). The Visual C++ environment also includes an impressive array of tightly integrated programming tools, such as a debugger, project and source code management, and a host of other facilities that comprise Microsoft's Visual Studio developer's suite. |
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