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STL & C++ CLI

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Frank Kuhn - 20 Feb 2007 00:31 GMT
Hi,

i need the fast power of STL and the connection to .NET and C#. I want to
use my C++ library in a C# Application. Does someone has the same problem?
And or has solved this Problem ?

If i use a non managed code i get an error, that i cand used a mixed type.

Thankx, Frank
Ben Voigt - 20 Feb 2007 00:59 GMT
> Hi,
>
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> If i use a non managed code i get an error, that i cand used a mixed type.

You are probably trying to put a tracking handle (^, for example String^)
inside a native type, but tracking handles have to be where the garbage
collector can see them.  Use gcroot to do that.

> Thankx, Frank

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