[Lazamataz]

(Java/C++/Unix/Web Developer === needs a job at the moment)

I've been approached recently by a few headhunters looking for C++ and Java people. I'm steering clear of Java in favor of C# and .NET technologies, and I cannot really say I'm a C++ guy. Besides, I'm okay where I'm at. You wanna relocate to Hotlanta? I'll give you contacts if you desire.

[Myrddin]

Laz, look into the managed C++ that is also available to work in the VisualStudio.Net environment. I work with win32, managed C++ and C# every day. I've been migrating the win32 stuff towards managed C++. Better exception handling and garbage collection are 2 major reasons. Another good reason is that you can ditch expensive tools such as NuMega BoundsChecker. You have full access to all the .Net libraries that C# offers under managed C++. I try to write most of my new code in C# to take advantage of the full set of data types AND the ability to move GUI code off to a compact .Net frameword implementation on a PocketPC 2003 platform.