Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 01:24:03 12/16/02
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On December 15, 2002 at 18:55:58, Arshad F. Syed wrote: >All in all, do you have any personal opinions on MS VC++ .NET and the benefits >of using it for developing a chess program? > >Regards, >Arshad I can't figure out where to set the compiler flags. The help files really drives you insane, there is a ton of information but never what you look for and everything is a mess. You get hits on visual basic and all sorts of junk when you search for something in a C++ program! I also don't like to go in circles when searching for something; They send you from one link to the next without mentioning _where_ to set the optimize code flags, and after 30 minutes of intense reading you end up where you started! All I could find was a remark to go and edit some text files! In general I don't like it when they change a complex GUI too much, then you have to spend a lot of time figuring out how to do all the things you used to know exactly how to do. I know most of the shortcuts in MSVC6, it's all second nature now, I have slowly come to like it over the years and I'm not going to start all over with a new edition. "don't fix what ain't broken"! -S.
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