converting mc++ projetcs to mixed mode

[bonk]

This article

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...omixedmode.asp

seems to be somewhat out of date. Not all of it seem to apply to vs 2005
(beta 2) and c++/CLI. I followed the instructions given there but
using vs 2005 beta 2 I get some warnings about depreciation:

warning CRT1001: _vcclrit.h is deprecated
warning C4996: '__lock_handle' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__terminated' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__initialized' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__initialized' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__lock_handle' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__lock_handle' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__initialized' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__terminated' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__terminated' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__lock_handle' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__crt_dll_initialize' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__crt_dll_terminate' was declared deprecated
warning C4793: 'found an intrinsic not supported in managed code' :
causes native code generation for function 'NtCurrentTeb'
d:\programme\microsoft visual studio 8\vc\platformsdk\include\winnt.h 9585
warning LNK4098: defaultlib 'msvcrtd.lib' conflicts with use of other
libs; use /NODEFAULTLIB:library WPFControls
Warning 16 warning LNK4248: unresolved typeref token (01000012) for
'_TEB'; image may not run WPFControls.obj
The cause of most of the above warnings are the two function that this
article suggest to add for initialisation and termination.

Can you comment on what parts of the above atricle still apply to vs
2005 and c++/CLI and what I need to do especially for c++/CLI. What
issues when creating mixed mode dlls still exist in c++/CLI and what
have been resolved ?

[Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP]]

bonk wrote:

Can you comment on what parts of the above atricle still apply to vs
2005 and c++/CLI and what I need to do especially for c++/CLI. What
issues when creating mixed mode dlls still exist in c++/CLI and what
have been resolved ?

I believe the answer is that nothing in that article is relevant to VC++
2005. The issues discussed in the article are all related to the mixed-mode
DLL loader lock issue which is fully addressed by the 2.0 CLR and the 2005
C++ compiler.

-cd

[bonk]

I think I found the answer to the _vcclrit.h problem:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...us,vs.80).aspx

I just do not need the init.cpp codesnipped anymore. Actaully it seems
that the whole article does not apply to c++/CLI. Looks like there are
no issues to watch out for in mixed mode dlls anymore when using vs 2005.

bonk schrieb:

This article

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...omixedmode.asp
seems to be somewhat out of date. Not all of it seem to apply to vs 2005
(beta 2) and c++/CLI. I followed the instructions given there but using
vs 2005 beta 2 I get some warnings about depreciation:

warning CRT1001: _vcclrit.h is deprecated
warning C4996: '__lock_handle' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__terminated' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__initialized' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__initialized' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__lock_handle' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__lock_handle' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__initialized' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__terminated' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__terminated' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__lock_handle' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__crt_dll_initialize' was declared deprecated
warning C4996: '__crt_dll_terminate' was declared deprecated
warning C4793: 'found an intrinsic not supported in managed code' :
causes native code generation for function 'NtCurrentTeb'
d:\programme\microsoft visual studio 8\vc\platformsdk\include\winnt.h
9585
warning LNK4098: defaultlib 'msvcrtd.lib' conflicts with use of other
libs; use /NODEFAULTLIB:library WPFControls
Warning 16 warning LNK4248: unresolved typeref token (01000012)
for '_TEB'; image may not run WPFControls.obj
The cause of most of the above warnings are the two function that this
article suggest to add for initialisation and termination.

Can you comment on what parts of the above atricle still apply to vs
2005 and c++/CLI and what I need to do especially for c++/CLI. What
issues when creating mixed mode dlls still exist in c++/CLI and what
have been resolved ?

[William DePalo [MVP VC++]]

"bonk" <sc******************@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

I just do not need the init.cpp codesnipped anymore. Actaully it seems
that the whole article does not apply to c++/CLI. Looks like there are no
issues to watch out for in mixed mode dlls anymore when using vs 2005.

Sorry about that.

I should have mentioned that the article I cited in an earlier post to you
described a shortcoming of VS.Net 2002/2003.

Regards,
Will

[bonk]

William DePalo [MVP VC++] schrieb:

"bonk" <sc******************@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

I just do not need the init.cpp codesnipped anymore. Actaully it seems
that the whole article does not apply to c++/CLI. Looks like there are no
issues to watch out for in mixed mode dlls anymore when using vs 2005.

Sorry about that.

I should have mentioned that the article I cited in an earlier post to you
described a shortcoming of VS.Net 2002/2003.

Regards,
Will

There is one thing in thar article that still applies:

Link with /NOENTRY.

is that correct ?