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I am new to C# and wondering whether \"windbg\" or \"Visual Studio Debugger\" would be better tool for debugging managed code?
I composed .Net 3.5 dll with single method, which is to be called by Delphi .exe. Unfortunately it does not work.
if a .net dll cont开发者_C百科ains both managed and unmanaged code , how does the code will be converted to CIL and how CLR allocate and manages the memoryThe unmanaged code is by definition not manag
WPF applications are, at its core, managed applications?Right?So, I have to choose between using managed C++ or managed C#.I experimented with managed C++ years ago.It seemed to be not quite be ready
ANSWER: There isn\'t a natively managed equivalent for this method. However, a good example managed code API can be found over at pinvoke.net.
We have a managed app, that uses an assembly.That assembly uses some unmanaged C++ code. The Managed C++ code is in a dll, that depends on several other dlls.All of those Dlls are loaded by this code
Q1) Why is C# initially compiled to IL and then at runtime JIT complied and run on top of a virtual machine(?). Or is it JIT complied to native machine code?
I want to know if this is inherently possible: Think of a cloud scenario. I allow users to upload their .net code onto my server. However to manage things on my server I can\'t allow users to write c
Greetings, I am sorry for bothering, I\'ll show the question: I am trying to export some functions written in c++ in a DLL in order to import them in a C# Application running on Visual Studio.
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