Author: Eric Oldre
Date: 16:28:16 04/18/04
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On April 18, 2004 at 13:10:26, Dave Gomboc wrote: >From time to time people ask about what compiler they can use to compile their >program. Sometimes they're looking for a free one. Microsoft has recently made >the command-line version of their .NET 2003 C++ compiler available at > >http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/vctoolkit2003/ > >Dave Dave, It was my understanding that the .NET compiler produced "managed" executables, which had quite a bit of overhead. (but were less prone to buffer overflow errors). I'm guessing that if people are using it to compile things where performance is critical (ie chess engines) that i must be wrong in my understanding. can anyone confirm or deny this for me? Thanks, Eric Oldre
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