I'm trying to call my C++/CLI dll from a C# library. I gives me the error
unable to find an entry point named GetA
Here's my C++/CLI file:
#pragma once

I am trying to convert some unmanaged code (C++) to managed code
(using C++/CLI).
1) One of the functions used returns a void* which I need to cast into
a handle of a managed object. Can somebody please tell me how.

Hi sir,
Good afternoon,
I am working on winamp general purpose pluggin "gen_whatsplaying " project
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I have an interesting issue, well, it's not really an issue, but I'd
like to understand the mechanics of what's going on.  I have a file,
in CLI, which has a class declared, and a static fuction.  Because the
class is declared globally, I declare it as static.

I have problems with using atl classes inside a WinForms application. I've
already posted a message here. I've tried different approaches with no
success.
Maybe somebody could show me a simple WinForms project that uses for example

We have a C# client (VS2005 SP1) and a C++ / CLI DLL (VS2005 SP1).   The
client and the dll are both in the same solution.   "Enable unmanaged code
debugging" option is enabled in client project.   We set break points in our
CPP code and notice yellow warnings with "No symbols ...

I'm a C newbie in a desperate need of help. My background isn't
programming but engineering, so my programming skills are somewhat
limited (I am able to write simple single-threaded progs in C, but
hardly more than that). It just happened that my work requires me to

Is there something similar to this in NET?
CString s( "abcdef");
s.SetAt(1, 'a');
I am looking for a method in the String class but I do not see anything.

I've inhertied a managed C++ (Visual Studio 2005) application.  The project
apparently contains no assembly attributes (the kind of stuff that would be
in an AssemblyInfo.cs file).  How do I add this stuff to a managed C++
project?

I have a C++ CLI Managed DLL project which is consumed by C# clients.
What is the recommended way for ensuring proper clean up of managed
resources and native resources in a managed C++ class?
thanks

I am trying to convert a set of classes written in VC++ 6.0 to a .DLL
file using VC++ .NET (Visual Studio 2005) and C++/CLI.
I made one of the classes (one at the root level) to be a 'ref' class.
This class used pointer to a function. Since CLR does not support a

Crazy idea but...
I think everyone could agree with the statement that the CLI standard
Base Class Library is incredibly useful, not to mention the extentions
by microsoft and managed directX and several other stuff that builds on

I'm trying to port a project from Linux to Windows. Currently on Linux
we're using GNU Make and... of course... makefiles.
Does anything exist out there to convert makefiles to vcproj files, or
even nmake makefiles in at least a semi-automatic nature?

VC8 CLI/C++ has lots of new syntaxes and changes since previous versions,
and not fully compliant with ECMA-372 standard either. I got lots of
compilation errors. Could anyone point me a document actually detailing VC8
CLI/C++ syntax.

I have a VS2005 solution with two projects:
  1) a .net windows forms application (which references)
  2) a managed C++ CLR library (using MFC ia a Shared DLL) .
In one C++ managed class, calling unmanaged code like the one below, the