Can it be defined in .h and .cpp file or it has to be 开发者_运维知识库defined in a single .h file?You can define in just a .h or split the class definitions just as you would for traditional C++.
I want to know what is the best approach to wrapping a massive library written in C++ to make it accessible in C#.
New to VS2008... I am using CLR Forms to create a GUI.I put a button on the form and then ask the IDE to create a click event.VS2008 puts the code in the .h file and formats it \'badly\' compared to
I have a non-.NET C++ class as follows: Foo.h: namespace foo { const static std::string FOO; ... } Foo.cc: using namespace foo;
When I\'m trying serialize a class containing this property: [NonSerialized] property System::Collections::ObjectModel::ReadOnlyCollection<String^>^ IgnoredWords
How do I call a .NET code from native C++ (unmanaged code)? I want to expose .NET code to my unmanaged (C++) application and then use them. More specifically, I want to call C# from native C++ :). I k
I have a Native C Dll that is dynamically loaded by a legacy application.The intent of this dll is to allow overriding of application behavior based on certain application events.I have a C# dll that
In C#, I can do (*): Button b = new Button(); b.Click += ButtonOnClick; : void ButtonOnClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
On the class level, I have declared: System::Data::Odbc::OdbcConnection 开发者_运维百科conn; System::Data::Odbc::OdbcDataReader datareader; //doesnt work
I am trying to register a winform user control as a COM Server so my MFC applications can use them. The winform control is written in C++/CLI and uses an unmanaged native dll. I want to make use of .n
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