As we know, both Visual Studio IDE and its Command Prompt provide build environments to build our C++ applications, but they have some differences. I concluded some features of them as following. (1)In the VS Command Prompt, if you use "/useenv" switch...

Sometimes you will see a managed assembly have both strong name and authenticode signature and are confused about their differences. Simply speaking, they use different mechanisms to help users to judge if the assembly comes from a trustable source. Also...