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Sent: 10 March 2002 07:55
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/me notes that it seems unlikely that MS would use any type
As Far As I Know
IMVHO, you make me ROFLMAO.
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Sent: 08 March 2002 09:39
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Ok, how dumb of me earlier. I ran all the .exes through the dependency
walker that comes with Visual Studio.
A VB App (any that I've ever seen, are all
Ok, how dumb of me earlier. I ran all the .exes through the dependency
walker that comes with Visual Studio.
A VB App (any that I've ever seen, are all dependent on:
MSVBVM50.DLL
which in turn depends on stuff like GDI, Kernell, etc type dlls
An MFC App would have MFC42 dll in its dependency
Am Freitag, 8. März 2002 10:38 schrieb Pat Magnan:
Ok, how dumb of me earlier. I ran all the .exes through the dependency
walker that comes with Visual Studio.
A VB App (any that I've ever seen, are all dependent on:
MSVBVM50.DLL
which in turn depends on stuff like GDI, Kernell, etc type
Office has VBA... that is why
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From: Nicolai Haehnle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, March 08, 2002 3:48 PM
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Am Freitag, 8. März 2002 10:38 schrieb Pat Magnan:
Ok, how
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Ok, how dumb of me earlier. I ran all the .exes through the dependency
walker that comes with Visual Studio.
A VB App (any that I've ever seen, are all dependent on:
MSVBVM50.DLL
which in turn depends on stuff like
Heh, good point about the static linking, dependency walker i don't
think would expose that.
However, unless it was statically linked, there's no double checking
needed ;) It shows you what anything is dependent on, and that's how I
came to that conclusion, by following all the branches. ;)
Ok,
: [hlcoders] OT: what do langauge microsoft use for their
apps?
Simon Rose wrote:
It always did my
noodle that something could compile itself, if you see what I mean. Cool
though.
It's called bootstrapping and every compiler does it. You have to
start at machine level somewhere, tho, unless
I have it on good authority (the linux user's group) that Windoze OS's
(prior to XP) were written using Mr. Bill's microBasic (circa 1975 vintage).
Windoze XP was a complete re-write using interprative COBOL. This was done
since M$ wants to move into the business enterprise software market. (Hey,
]]On Behalf Of Florian
Zschocke
Sent: Friday, 8 March 2002 9:40 AM
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Simon Rose wrote:
It always did my
noodle that something could compile itself, if you see what I mean. Cool
though.
It's called
I think too many old schoolers still assume VB to be as bad as it was
in the old days. VB ain't C or Delphi, but realistically can do a lot
of stuff in ye ole business app that runs just fine. The run times also
aren't nearly as poor compared to C as they used to be.
I think they use a
asm and c/c++
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I doubt asm tbh... most probably done in Visual C++ (using a combo of C++
and C)
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Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 5:39 PM
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do langauge microsoft use for their apps?
I think too many old schoolers still assume VB to be as bad as it was
in the old days. VB ain't C or Delphi, but realistically can do a lot
of stuff in ye ole business app that runs just fine. The run times also
aren't nearly as poor compared to C
, March 07, 2002 6:32 PM
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I think too many old schoolers still assume VB to be as bad as it was
in the old days. VB ain't C or Delphi, but realistically can do a lot
of stuff in ye ole business app that runs just fine. The run
ocaml. Most definitely objective caml.
david
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From: Tim Holt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 12:38 PM
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Perl. Most definitely perl.
_Phantom_
: Thursday, March 07, 2002 12:42 PM
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ocaml. Most definitely objective caml.
david
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Hey! I write RPG at work!
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Could be COBOL, RPG or ALGOL68. :)
Jeffrey botman Broome
Hey! I write RPG at work!
O! That's too bad! ;)
I maintain some stuff in FORTRAN when I have to. :(
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Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 10:09 PM
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Hello,
I think they use C++ (Visual ?) for just about everything. As I understood
it, the .NET CLR was written in C++, as was Visual Studio
Maybe they wrote them in Delphi
--- Florian Zschocke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Simon Rose wrote:
It always did my
noodle that something could compile itself, if you
see what I mean. Cool
though.
It's called bootstrapping and every compiler does
it. You have to
start at
you just reminded me of the phrase by Borland Software... Delphi was coded
in Delphi
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