From: "Rich" 

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   Re: C vs. C++, it really depends.  I expect that a new app would have =
C++.  Old apps are often C.  I've converted some old ones from C to C++ =
but not everyone would make the effort or take the risk.  Sometimes it =
doesn't gain anything.

Rich

  "Gregg N"  wrote in message =
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  Rich wrote:

  > MSVCRT.DLL contains the C runtime with some rare exceptions.  The=20
  > corresponding C++ runtime is contained in MSVCIRT.DLL or =
MSVCP60.DLL.

  Yeah, I realized that after I posted the message, but C++ applications =

  use msvcrt as well, and chances are these days that a complex=20
  application is more likely to be written in C++ than C.

  Gregg
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   Re: C vs.
C++, it really=20
depends.  I expect that a new app would have C++.  Old
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C.  I've converted some old ones from C to C++ but not everyone =
would make=20
the effort or take the risk.  Sometimes it doesn't gain=20
anything.
 
Rich
 

  "Gregg N" <invalid{at}invalid.invalid>">mailto:invalid{at}invalid.invalid">invalid{at}invalid.invalid>
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  wrote:> MSVCRT.DLL contains the C runtime with
some rare=20
  exceptions.  The > corresponding C++ runtime is
contained =
in=20
  MSVCIRT.DLL or MSVCP60.DLL.Yeah, I realized that after I =
posted the=20
  message, but C++ applications use msvcrt as well, and chances are =
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  days that a complex application is more likely to be written in =
C++ than=20
  C.Gregg

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