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== Windows programming == | == Windows programming == | ||
=== Difference between Win32 project and CLR project === | === Difference between Win32 project and CLR (common language runtime) project === | ||
See [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3739392/what-is-the-difference-between-a-win32-project-clr-empty-project-and-empt here]. | See [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3739392/what-is-the-difference-between-a-win32-project-clr-empty-project-and-empt here]. | ||
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Socket programming
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Windows programming
Difference between Win32 project and CLR (common language runtime) project
See here.
A Win32 project is used if you want to end up with a DLL or a Win32 application usually using the bare WinAPI. A CLR project is used to create C++/CLI project, i.e. to use C++/CLI to target the .NET platform.
The main difference between projects is what Visual Studio comes up with in terms of pre-created files. A windowed Win32 application for example (what you get when you choose Win32 project, but not a DLL) is created with a file for resources (menus, acceleators, icons etc.) and some default code to create and register a window class and to instantiate this window.