is it possible to embed il-code in C++ ?
(much like the _asm directive used in unmanaged C++).
If not, other ways to execute il-instructions ?
thnx

When compiling the following program in release mode I get
as output:
22
#include <iostream>

How can you find the location on the drive of your source files in Visual
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With v6.0 it was easy: Just right-click on a file name (or white space in
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Thanks.

HI!!!
If you would happen to get the chance to build an enterprise application
for a customer with aprox. 100 Clients (.and increasing) which technology
and architecture would you choose. The security policy is pretty strong

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following simplified template:
 template<class T>
 T GetConfig(String* key, T defaultValue)

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I compile a large application.  It's my full time job.
This c++ "native binary" application takes approx 22 minutes to build
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Occasionally, it will compile much slower.  It will take approx. 1.5 hours

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Is there any free SSH API to use with C++?