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Visual C++ .NET 2003 can be used to create both managed and unmanaged applications with user interfaces that range from none at all (services) to simple console interfaces to Windows applications. -
Console applications run in a command prompt and use character-based input and output. -
Although managed and unmanaged console applications use different libraries, they look similar when they run. -
Managed C++ applications can use techniques (such as cout and the << operator) from unmanaged C++ to simplify moving legacy C++ applications to the .NET Framework. -
The debugger in Visual Studio .NET is simple to use for debugging both managed and unmanaged applications.  |