I would like to have a SQL Server function dbo.GetNextNumber(), which would generate sequential numbers for each call. As far as I understand this is impossible with a native T-SQL function as SQL Ser
I\'m trying to convert mscorlib.tlb.开发者_StackOverflow中文版 It normally used in C++ like this:
I need to host the .NET runtime in an unmanaged process. I have code that works to load the runtime via COM and I can load assemblies into the AppDomain and execute code just fine.
I\'m loading several external assemblies into my application at runtime. And I need to limit an amount of memory that can be used by a specific class which is defined in each of the external assemblie
My project references Library1.dll and Library2.dll.Library2.dll has a dependency on Library1.dll, but it was compiled to reference it by a different name, Library1.Net40.dll.
I managed to host the CLR 2.0 in a Delphi win32 application that was able to create and host WPF controls inside a Delphi control, something similar to the ElementHost for WinForms applications.
The docs for ICLRRuntimeHost::SetHostControl claim that it can return E_CLR_ALREADY_STARTED. I have been unable to find a definition for this value. Ideally, I\'d like to know what the appropriate hea
I\'m fiddling with a project where the CLR is hosted within a C application. Is there a supported way to unlink the CLR and relaunc开发者_Python百科h it?Instead of trying to reload the CLR, you could
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