C++ and .NET
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I am currently applying for a university scholarship that requires me to submit a C++ program to the university for them to evaluate. There is something that confuses me though...
One of the criteria states that "Source code must be provided in a .net format."
What is this format? Is it any different from "standard" C++? Are there any tutorials on the matter?
Thanks in advance.
perhaps they are refering to a vs.net solution file for building your project??
CHeers
Chris
CHeers
Chris
You should try contacting them and asking for a clarification on what they mean by a .NET format. For all you know, they could mean C++.NET (how it differs I don't know).
At any rate, your best bet would be to contact them and ask them.
At any rate, your best bet would be to contact them and ask them.
Like chollida1 said, my bet is that they want a visual Studio .NET Project/Solution file.
Quote:Original post by jfclavette
Like chollida1 said, my bet is that they want a visual Studio .NET Project/Solution file.
If so, I suggest you go Stallman on their ass and force them to give you a copy of VS2k5 Enterprise for free =)
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