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I\'m working on updating the GUI of a native (MFC) application using .NET and WPF. The application collects data in real-time and the GUI is supposed to visualize that data (in real-time). The overall
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Is it possible (with the new dynamic keyword in C# 4.0) to use interfaces (like IShellItem or other WinAPI interfaces) without defining them in my C# source code? Or at least not define the interface
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