I\'m having issues with finalizers seemingly being called early in a C++/CLI (and C#) project I\'m working on.This seems to be a very complex problem and I\'m going to be mentioning a lot of different
I\'m having trouble finding out how to run a method in a seperate thread in C++ (using Visual C++ 2008), I\'ve tried a number of ways to do this but none of them so far have been successful.
I have Delphi 2010 built DLL with two methods: function Foo1(a, b: Integer):PChar; export; stdcall; function Foo2(a, b, c:Integer):PChar; export; stdcall;
I am getting unexpected linker errors after refactoring my solution from 1 to 3 projects. In this first instance I get two unresolved tokens, like
I have a Visual Studio 2010 solution that contains C# (managed), C++/CLI (unmanaged) and pure C++ (native) projects. I would like to perform memory leak detection across all 3 projects or at least aro
Is it true that the applications that are written in C++/CLI with /clr switch are more complicated for the crackers than C# applications? Does C++/CLI generate applications that are in general more co
I have a static C++/CLI library in which the following class is defined: ObjectWrapper.h: public ref class CObjectWrapper: System::Object
Here\'s my problem. I am wrapping a C dll in C#. To do this, I am first writing a C++/CLI wrapper. The native C library is linked to the C++/CLI wrapper. (Linker properties in C++/cli project).
I\'m writing a native wrapper around a managed component written in C++\\CLI. I have the following function in managed code:
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