rank beginner in VC++.net

[boksi]

Hello,
I am brand new to VC++.net. I am a programmer.I have successfully
compiled the sample managed code 'hello world...' program. How do I
execute it within Visual Studio.net or Visual C++.net. It is a
console app and I am groping. I want to understand this framework. I
have no problems executing pgms from the command line but am swimming
upstream in the framework of .net Can someone help with this. Thank
you - Joe

 

[Ioannis Vranos]

Hello,
I am brand new to VC++.net. I am a programmer.I have successfully
compiled the sample managed code 'hello world...' program. How do I
execute it within Visual Studio.net or Visual C++.net. It is a
console app and I am groping. I want to understand this framework. I
have no problems executing pgms from the command line but am swimming
upstream in the framework of .net Can someone help with this. Thank
you - Joe

Do you know some ISO C++?

 

[Peter van der Goes]

Hello,
I am brand new to VC++.net. I am a programmer.I have successfully
compiled the sample managed code 'hello world...' program. How do I
execute it within Visual Studio.net or Visual C++.net. It is a
console app and I am groping. I want to understand this framework. I
have no problems executing pgms from the command line but am swimming
upstream in the framework of .net Can someone help with this. Thank
you - Joe



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To execute, Menu Debug->Start Without Debugging

This may seem like an oxymoron, but a console app window will close upon
application termination if you use Debug->Start and with a small app like
Hello World, you'll never see the output. Start Without Debugging holds the
console window open so you can inspect the output.

 

[boksi]

Thank you - I will try it.