CPLUSPLUSGetting Started With Visual C++/CLI

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Awesome tutorial! Really helped me.
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You can use both. Just learn the language you are more comfortable with.
Thanks Hassan. I guess i'll go with ansi c++, since I know C# and c++.net just looks exactly the same, especially since all .net languages use the same libraries. So I would be less familiar with ansi c++ and thus have a bigger return on investment and more stuff to learn.

Also, another reason I'm leaning towards ANSI C++, is because 99% of src code out there for D3D hacks are in ansi c++, not c++.net.

From what I've seen, C++/ASM are the languages de jour. And are most popular for hacking projects.
@Hassan
It Hurting My Head Cant Understand Help Plz

This Needs To Be Vid Lot Shorter + People Don't See 4 lines And Leave

But Anyway I Want To Lern But Its Getting Too Hard After Like 50 Lines Of Words Thanks For Help By The Way Hope I lern
^If you want an easier way, take a look at the youtube channel AntiRTFM, he does spoonfeed tutorials on C++. Very useful
thanks a lot
Nice tut for beginners.
can u please give me a link to the Visual Studio c++ ultimate bcuz i downloaded the express version XD
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can u please give me a link to the Visual Studio c++ ultimate bcuz i downloaded the express version XD
Torrent it. Shouldn't be difficult to find it.
can i use MicroSoft Visual C++ 2010 express? or only the ultimate ones? i'm using them for the purpose of making hacks please reply and can u make a thread about how to make hacks with c++ bcuz i'm kinda lost and thnx 4 Tutorial!
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can i use MicroSoft Visual C++ 2010 express? or only the ultimate ones? i'm using them for the purpose of making hacks please reply and can u make a thread about how to make hacks with c++ bcuz i'm kinda lost and thnx 4 Tutorial!
You can use Visual C++ 2010 Express. Should work in your case. Also, it is free to download.
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You can use Visual C++ 2010 Express. Should work in your case. Also, it is free to download.
Ahh k thnx for help
i use 2008 does it matter?

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i think its to long for me its nice i understod till
Code:

#include "stdafx.h"
so long and confusing. Im a nub
Thank you so much for this tutorial!
i can't understand hlp!!!!!!!!SOS
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