by: Yoni Rabinovitch |
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Hi,
I am new to C#, so I apologise if this is a stupid question.
I have some 3rd party C++ code, which gets built as static libraries
(not DLLs).
I want to create a C# form, which will call...
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by: Adam McKee |
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We are using Visual Studio.NET 2003 in our project with .NET framework
1.1. One of our libraries is a mixed-mode dll assembly consisting of
one managed C++ library, and several unmanaged C++...
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by: 0to60 |
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I'm trying to create a .dll with VS.NET 2003 Architect that contains a math
computational component. I need the guts of the thing to be in native code,
as performance is key for that part. But, I...
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by: Zapbbx |
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I have a 3rd party application that can reference external dll's. The dll's have to be written in unmanaged code with an exported function I can reference and call. I would like it to call a C# dll...
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by: mats |
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Hi!
This is a quite involved question concerning two dll's that are consumed from a console application.
The first dll is called base.dll and is compiled in mixed mode (managed and unmanaged...
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by: |
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I am stuck in a situation and I do believe that this should work, but it
doesn't.
I have a unmanaged dll, that uses MFC. This works great.
Now I recompile the unmanaged dll so it contains...
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by: Kluch |
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I have a mixed mode dll with a garbage collected interface. The interface is
garbage collected because my derrived class has managed member variables. I
am trying to return a pointer to my...
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by: slugster |
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Hi,
i originally posted this via another portal, but after giving it time
to propagate it still hasn't shown up. My apologies for the
multiposting.
This might be a very simple question, but i...
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by: bonk |
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Hello,
I am trying to create a dll that internally uses managed types but
exposes a plain unmanaged interface. All the managed stuff shall be
"wrapped out of sight". So that I would be able to...
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by: Maxwell |
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Hello,
I having having oodles of trouble using the std lib in my MC++ (VS.NET
2003) Class library. I figured out a simple sample to reproduce the
errors I am having. Create a MC++ (VS.NET 2003)...
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Variable and constants
Use var or let for variables and const fror constants.
Var foo ='bar';
Let foo ='bar';const baz ='bar';
Functions
function $name$ ($parameters$) {
}
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by: ryjfgjl |
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