Is it possible to make this work? template&开发者_Go百科lt;class T> fun(T * t) { t->someMemberFunc(); }
I am creating a wrapper around a native lib, which comes in both 32 & 64 bit flavors. I have a fairly complex C++/CLR project that includes a number of header files from the native libs. I got it
I have a non-.NET C++ class as follows: Foo.h: namespace foo { const static std::string FOO; ... } Foo.cc: using namespace foo;
Is开发者_JAVA技巧 there a may to make a managed C++ class \"internal\"? I.E. What is the equivalent of \"internal class\" in managed C++?It\'s internal but it was public private at one point in time
What is the difference betwe开发者_JAVA技巧en the \'delete\' and \'dispose\' C++ operators with regards to dynamic memory allocation?delete will free memory dynamically allocated in unmanaged C++
When programming a small OpenGL application using Windows Forms, I discovered something using a profiler that I thought was pretty wonky.
I\'ve got existing C# code with signature of Foo(long[][] longs) which I need to call from Unmanaged C++ (not C++/CLI).I just can\'t seem to figure out the right combination of __gc[] and __gc* to mak
I have a C# GUI application that references a Managed C++ project, which requires 7 native C++ DLLs. I\'m looking for the cleanest method for copying these 7 DLLs to the final project output.
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