My main startup project is in c++. the solution involves also managed c# code. When I debug - I have breakpoints only on the unmanaged sections (on managed bre开发者_StackOverflow中文版akpoint it stat
I have written an C++/Cli wrapper for a native C++ dll, but when I call some method from C# I get an System.AccessViolationException error in my C++/Cli Wrapper dll! It\'s necessary to marshal the unm
I\'m trying to understand managed/unmanaged code as it pertains to structs and classes. I have a struct with a property of another struct but its a pointer declaration as in:
I want to make a C++/CLI wrapper of some C++ class. The problem is that I want the ref class to be initiated with a reference of the c++ object:
I\'ve this C++ function, bool MyClass::my_function(int num, TCHAR** filepath) I\'ve expose the function as
I do some thin wrapper of some scientific library (http://root.cern.ch) from unmanaged to managed world using C++ cli.
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My app uses reflection to analyze c++/cli code in runtime. I need to determine if a type ha开发者_如何学Pythons a constructor without unmanaged parameters (pointers and such), because i want later on
Having written a small .NET Windows Forms 2.0 application, I try to avoid shipping the .NET Framework Redistributable (~20 MB) to keep the size small.
I have a web service that throws a BadImageFormatException any time I try to run the service from Visual Studio.This answer to another question suggested running peverify against DLLs to see if there
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