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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.
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
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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.
When I run my C# application, Visual Studio reports that it has loaded a managed binary with (what looks like) a randomly generated name.
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
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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
I\'m new to C++/CLI but have been coding managed code for many years... apparently too many years. :)
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