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    ok vc++ 7 question

    I want to upgrade an old style dll that exports about 15 methods to a new style .net assembly dll. the question I have is there is all this talk about not sing api in .net and blah blah blah the old dll is a big api wrapper more or less and well if i convert the thing i will still be using the api. is that bad..?
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    i don't think it can be that bad to because MS has to either be calling the api from the .net framework or they did a rewrite of the api and placed it in the framework...? any thoughts?
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    The .NET framework does API calls, just like everything else windows. The idea is that ONLY the framework does API calls, and neither apps nor dlls do it.

    You may want to rewrite your dll so that it uses the .NET framework, or maybe the things that you dll does are already done somewhere in the framework (it's HUGE).
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    ok thats what i figured

    thanks cornedbee
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