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24May/052

.NET vs managed C++

Rico Mariani’s Performance Tidbits : Performance Quiz #6 — Looking at the sixth cut

Well ok, they weren’t really competing since they knew what the outcome would be. But it looks like .NET is a sprinter.

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  • http://www.adwentures.com Michael

    So you think that developing a consumer application with .net would be a mistake? I’m struggling to find any data to show how many .net installs in the world…..

  • Scott

    Hmmm, I don’t think developing a commercial application using .NET would be a mistake. But you’ll have to make sure your installer program can check for the Frameworks existance on the users machine and install it, just like Java.

    If you want to spend more time developing your application, rather than refactoring for performance, it looks like you’d be better off writing the app using .NET vs. C++

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