Here\'s my situation: I have .NET wrapper-objects in a C++/CLI layer that hold pointers to unmanaged C++ objects. I\'ve implemented the finalizer so that it deletes the un开发者_运维技巧managed memor
I have a new instance of SQL Server 2008 RS Standard Edition.I enabled Mixed-Mode Authentication but I can\'t get Windows Authentication to work. I get the Er开发者_C百科ror: 18456, Login Failed for u
How can I send a managed object to native function to use it?开发者_JAVA百科 void managed_function()
is there a way to create a mixed mode application/dll for Windows CE (version 6.0), withinstalled Compact Framework (version >2.0)?
I need many conversions in my CLI wrapper from System::String^ to char* and I\'ve written a function, but I can\'t free the heap space before returning the char*! (get heap errors over the time)
After Google the issue i found that it was reported already but nothing useful yet from MS. I开发者_StackOverflow wonder if any one found a work around it?Another option is to use windbg. You\'ll have
Having been writing some C++/CLI to wrap an existing unmanaged C++ library the issue of converting from managed types to unmanaged types came up. A simple example off this is converting a std::string
I am trying to understand how native code can interact with .NET code and am basically trying to implement the example in the answer to this topic. The example code has two parts, one that goes into a
This is related to this question, but given the direction of the answers, I figured it would be better to ask this question separately.
I want to create a dll which has a managed C++ interface, but the actual code working underneath is native C++.
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