My app is a Windows .NET client which uses COM objects....Basically wat we do is create a COM object instance call some methods on them and ReleaseCOMObject...however in some scenarios (on prod with a
I\'m relatively new to C# so please bear with me. I understand the basic difference between managed and unmanaged code. But I\'m still a bit confused when to use some methods.
I have C++ source & headers for a set of libraries which I need to call from a C# application.I\'ve created a managed C++ wrapper around the functions I need and am able to call them from C# marsh
I have a simple C# data structure with a string, an int and a vector of ints: class MyManagedClass { public string m_Str;
I have come across this line when i was reading about dispose method documentation in msdn. here. In the explanation give there is a line which says Use the Dispose method primarily on managed objec
The saga continues... I\'m rapidly coming to the conclusion that my serial device is too pernickety to play nicely with the SerialPort class provided by System.IO.Ports.
My C# code uses a Managed C++ Wrapper. To make a new object of this Wrapper\'s type, I need to convert String\'s to Sbyte*\'s. A few StackOverflow.com posts discussed how to convert String to byte[],
I have created a HTTPModule. Session information is retrieved using PreRequestHandlerExecute. It is working well for aspx pages. But while loading css/js or any image files, Session is null.
I\'m new to C++/CLI but have been coding managed code for many years... apparently too many years. :)
I\'ve been looking around S开发者_如何学GoO, but didn\'t find the definitive answer. I want to set up automatic crash dump generation on a production machine so that whenever a crash or hang happens,
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