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Sep 29th, 2005, 10:07 AM
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Re: Quetion regarding MFC
Hi,
how does the MFC class library for visual C++ 6.0 relate to teh MFC for C#, and can you integrate the two sucessfully, or are there problems or drawbacks.
opinions neeed on this one as I am thinking integrating the two in Visaul Studio.
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Sep 29th, 2005, 06:28 PM
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Re: Quetion regarding MFC
Perhaps I've missed something somewhere but I don't think there is any relationship between MFC and C#. MFC is the standard class library for unmanaged C++, while the .NET Framework is the standard class library for all .NET languages, including C#. If you want to use code written in unmanaged C++ in a C# application then you need to either compile your C++ to a COM library which you can reference from your C# project or expose public methods in your C++ and use platform invoke from your C#.
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