hey,
do you work with VC++ & MFC? Being a VC++ Programmer what are your future plans? are you changing
from VC++ to anything else? what new technology are you learning? what kind of projects you are concentrating on and getting involed??
Raja
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geekraja
GeekRaja
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W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
The future of the VC++ programmer isn't so good as a Standard C++ programmer's. Being platform/dialect independent is a definate advantage.
Managed Languages may be overtaking C++ in some areas (and of course, everything VB was good for), but C++ will always have a place in performance computing (like games, for instance) and high-reliability systems (I've got a friend who develops telephone exchange systems, they're not going to switch to anything else any time soon). If you limit yourself to just VC++ you're going to have fewer opportunities available to you. -
There is a tremendous demand right now for C++ developers to write drivers for Windows Vista.
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