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Hi guys, in vs2003 when creating a c++ project that generates a DLL it
just to be an option call "use managed extensions" in the project
properties page. This option could be change to YES and NO. I'm looking
for that option in vs2005 and I have not be able to find it. Can you
guide me to find it? Or explained me how they changed it and how it
should be now work?

Thanks,
Nelson
May 8 '07 #1
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So, I've read and I found that the option in vs2005 is "Common Language
Runtime Support". So, I choosed "Common Language Runtime Support (/clr)"
and when I tried to compile I received an error "Error 2 Command line
error D8016 : '/MTd' and '/clr' command-line options are incompatible
cl". Hmmm, its a class with some public methods that I want to access
from my windows interface.

Nelson

Nelson Guerrero wrote:
Hi guys, in vs2003 when creating a c++ project that generates a DLL it
just to be an option call "use managed extensions" in the project
properties page. This option could be change to YES and NO. I'm looking
for that option in vs2005 and I have not be able to find it. Can you
guide me to find it? Or explained me how they changed it and how it
should be now work?

Thanks,
Nelson
May 8 '07 #2

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