visual studio .net general: dog food? -- visual studio .net general

RE: dog food?

paul
4/30/2005 2:12:02 PM

MS eats its own. VS is built entirely from managed code.

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Re: dog food?

Mikhail Arkhipov (Microsoft)
5/1/2005 9:16:58 AM

On 4/30/05 14:12, in article
A0123AAF-D6DA-4B13-B829-4F1B0DCEF4F9@microsoft.com, "paul"
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Not quite. VS is about 50% is managed to my guess. For example, all
compilers, text editor, project system and common IDE are native C++. In
Visual Web Developer we have approximately 20-30% managed code. There is a
lot of native code that works just fine. New components are typically
managed, but existing ones usually stay native unless a major redesign is
due.

Thanks
Mikhail Arkhipov (Microsoft)
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Re: dog food?

Carlos J. Quintero [.NET MVP]
5/4/2005 12:00:00 AM

I don´t think so. The .NET framework maybe, but the IDE no. VS.NET inherited
a lot from the VC6 IDE and it's COM based for the most part.

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