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From: "Rich"
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MSVCRT.DLL contains the C runtime with some rare exceptions. The =
corresponding C++ runtime is contained in MSVCIRT.DLL or MSVCP60.DLL.
Rich
"Gregg N" wrote in message =
news:4181258b{at}w3.nls.net...
Ellen K wrote:
> C++ really isn't usually used to make a GUI.
That may be true for rapidly developed in-house applications, but for
commercial applications I think it's a ridiculous assertion.
I believe Word and Excel are written in C++ (supported, but not =
proven, by
the fact that both of these load msvcrt.dll when they start up). The =
Mozilla
family of web browsers and email clients are written in C++ (they are =
open
source). I think IE is written in C++ as well.
In fact I would go as far as saying that most high-volume commercial =
quality
GUI applications released in the past five years are written in C++. =
But
that is just a hunch.
Gregg
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