Does Vista belong to NT family?
Does Vista belong to NT family?
Hello!
I wanted to know if the new Windows Vista belong to the Windows NT family... Just like Windows 2000 and XP belong to the NT family.
I wanted to know this, because most of my codes uses NT API calls, etc.. And there's no information to this question when I searched Microsoft's site and Google.-
Thanks
I wanted to know if the new Windows Vista belong to the Windows NT family... Just like Windows 2000 and XP belong to the NT family.
I wanted to know this, because most of my codes uses NT API calls, etc.. And there's no information to this question when I searched Microsoft's site and Google.-
Thanks
> I think they actually are moving slowly to switch the whole api with .net
Hmm, if that's the plan, and all my current Windows software is incompatible
with it, then I see no reason to stay with Windows for the future. Bad idea!
Hmm, if that's the plan, and all my current Windows software is incompatible
with it, then I see no reason to stay with Windows for the future. Bad idea!
I compile using 5.31 (x86) on Win 7 Ultimate (64-bit).
"PureBasic won't be object oriented, period" - Fred.
"PureBasic won't be object oriented, period" - Fred.
Originally the plan was to make Vista .NET based but that was abandoned a long time ago.
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Windows 9x core (95/98/Me) version 4.x series
Windows NT core (NT 4.0) 4.x series
Windows NT core (2000/XP/2003) 5.x series
Windows NT core (Vista) 6.x series ???
Karbon wrote: Originally the plan was to make Vista .NET based but that was abandoned a long time ago.
Well, not surprising really.
.NET is a wrapper for the WINAPI which is the actual OS API layer.
The same way ATL, WTL, and all the other frameworks I can't remember.
This is why I love PB, no need to use any wrapper to use WINAPI features.
I can just use a feature here and there inbetween PB features
Hmm, maybe list that as a PB feature?
Inline WINAPI
Windows NT core (NT 4.0) 4.x series
Windows NT core (2000/XP/2003) 5.x series
Windows NT core (Vista) 6.x series ???
Karbon wrote: Originally the plan was to make Vista .NET based but that was abandoned a long time ago.
Well, not surprising really.
.NET is a wrapper for the WINAPI which is the actual OS API layer.
The same way ATL, WTL, and all the other frameworks I can't remember.
This is why I love PB, no need to use any wrapper to use WINAPI features.
I can just use a feature here and there inbetween PB features
Hmm, maybe list that as a PB feature?
Inline WINAPI

