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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / January 2008Can I use DataSet, DataGridView and PropertyGrids without resorting to C++/CLI?
Is it possible to access all of the cool features of the new .net 2.0 & 3.0 with native win32 (C++)? I'd like to use cool components like DataSet, DataGridView and PropertyGrids without resorting to C++/CLI and the like... >Is it possible to access all of the cool features of the new .net 2.0 >& 3.0 with native win32 (C++)? The fact that they're .Net components means that you've got to have some managed code involved, so the answer is no. Dave > Is it possible to access all of the cool features of the new .net 2.0 > & 3.0 with native win32 (C++)? I'd like to use cool components like > DataSet, DataGridView and PropertyGrids without resorting to C++/CLI > and the like... Well, there are CWinFormsControl, CWinFormsDialog and CWinFormsView that can be used in an MFC application, but of course your app then becomes dependent on the .NET runtime (and must also use dynamic linking to CRT/MFC).  SignatureDavid Wilkinson Visual C++ MVP
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