Ariel Rocholl wrote:
> Not really. Maybe you are talking about a different thing,

Yes.

> but <MSDN
> subscrition> not only exists to this date but it is also the simplest
> and most efficient way to upgrade to VisualC++ and any other MS
> product for development purposes.

The compiler used to be available as a separate subscription for not much
money.  MSDN has gotten very bloated and expensive.  You have to pay a lot
of money annually to just get the compiler updated.  And now with the
library available free online, MSDN is too much unless you're doing a lot of
heavy Windows development regularly.


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