Migrating
This section provides information on how to move your investment in technologies forward into .NET, including the migration of your COM components, your Java components, and other technologies.
Essentials
| How to migrate a Visual C++ 6.0 custom AppWizard to a Visual C++ .NET custom wizard This step-by-step article describes how to migrate a Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 custom AppWizard to a Microsoft Visual C++ .NET custom wizard. |
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| Managed Extensions for C++ Migration Guide This introductory guide is for the C++ developer who intends to use Managed Extensions for C++ to leverage existing C++ classes and C++ programming skills in targeting the .NET Framework common language runtime. |
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| Upgrade to Managed Extensions for C++ Upgrade your Visual C++ projects to use Managed Extensions for C++, which provides support for managed programming. By upgrading, you can target your projects to the .NET Framework's common language runtime. |
Articles
| Visual C++ .NET Frequently Asked Questions This FAQ targets the Visual C++ 6.0 programmer who wants to learn how to use Visual C++ .NET, with its myriad new features, paradigms, and user interfaces. |
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| Upgrade Previous 32-Bit Versions of Visual C++ Upgrade previous 32-bit versions of Visual C++ to Visual C++ .NET 2003. |
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| Breaking Changes in the Standard C++ Library Since Visual C++ 6.0 Learn about changes to the Standard C++ Library in Visual C++ .NET 2003. |
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| Upgrade to the Standard C++ Library This documentation describes updates to the Standard C++ Library and covers other upgrading issues. |
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| Port Applications to and from the Development Environment Get tips for porting your applications to and from the IDE. |