I have a C# project that references a C++/CLI mixed mode assembly. That assembly is stored inside a folder into the PATH and it is also present at the GAC but when it is executed I get a:
I hate to ask a question that\'s been asked here countless times, as well as been blogged about all over the place, but I still can\'t get my upgraded project to work.
I have a mixed-mode DLL built in visual studio 2005. In dependency walker, my DLL is showing a dependency of the following CRT Dlls. Note this is on my Windows 7 developement machine.
I have bunch of native C++ objects and classes contains DTL maps, maps of maps and lists and vectors.
As in the question Creating simple c++.net wrapper. Step-by-step I am tring to use C++ classes in .NET
Has anyone managed to achieve this? Application should work like this: App admin can add AD users App admin can define users not from AD
According to this question it\'s possible to seamlessly combine managed and unmanaged code us开发者_开发百科ing C++/CLI. I don\'t quite get it - shouldn\'t there be marshalling between managed and unm
I am working with mixed mode assemblies in C++/CLI. All managed mode as开发者_JAVA技巧sembled pdb\'s get loaded when successfully in mixed mode assembly, but native dll\'s and pdb\'s are not getting l
i have a mixed mode assem开发者_StackOverflow社区bly that targets .net 3.5 using the vc 9.0 runtime. i do wan\'t to support .net 4.0 yet still remain compatible to the old framework as well (the libra
my user will use form authentication against Active Directory or database. Theres no Windows Integr开发者_高级运维ated Authentication there!!
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