//True but it does address one thing that was missing from the
//previous release of their c++ compiler, namely optimizations.
//The thing to do is take the best of both worlds and combine
//the two installs (the previous Microsoft SDK & the c++
//toolkit). What I have tried so far works well and compiles
//Ruby without any problems.
Correct me if I am wrong, as I dont know the history of this thread -
but the c++ compiler itself was freely avaiable. Even now if you think
you have a problem with having a compiler that doesn’t do certain
optimisations simply take the compiler that is available with the .Net
Framework SDK distributions.
That does everything and can also handle Managed C++.
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