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Linking a .Net Dll that uses .net framework in VS6

Is there a problem linking a .net C++ dll that relies on .net framework with
an application that is developed and compiled in VS6 C?
Sep 17 '07 #1
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You can not generate managed code using VC6. You can, however, expose COM
interfaces from your managed code and use the interfaces in VC6.

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Is there a problem linking a .net C++ dll that relies on .net framework
with
an application that is developed and compiled in VS6 C?
Sep 18 '07 #2

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