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[Tim Roberts]

Larry goodman <larry_Goodman at yahoo.com> wrote:

>>        This is stale hearsay, but I thought I'd read once that only VC++, in 
>>the .NET version of VS, still had a native code capability (probably 
>>just for the creation of drivers, et al) -- but you had to set an 
>>option for that, and as soon as you did, you /lost/ all access to the 
>>.NET framework.
>
>Im pretty sure you can mix managed and unmanage code even in the same
>unit in c++.net

No, not easily, depending on how you define "unit".  The original poster is
correct.  Remember that Managed C++ emits MSIL, not x86 assembler, and
requires the Common Language Runtime to even get started.

An MC++ program can certainly call into unmanaged C++ DLLs, but you can't
link to unmanaged C++ object files.
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- Tim Roberts, timr at probo.com
  Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.