VB.net supports Standard VC++ Dll?

yes, but all depends on how you call the DLL, if you add it as a reference in your project .NET will add a wrapper for the DLL, if you call it like an API call, just be sure that this DLL is in the target machine
 
VC++ (NOT using .Net in any way) is in theory faster than .Net currently, right? Also it can do more in depth things?

So is this a valid way to speed up certain aspects of your .Net application, or even make it do things .Net normally won't?

On a similar note, could you do the same with Assembler? I don't think I'd want to touch that language again, but still... its nice to know :)
 
I think, YES! It must be a little bit faster, but I don't care anyway, cos now PCs are getter faster and faster; thus, for me, I don't have to sacrifice much time hanging around with this. :D
 
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