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C++/CLI in Action Nishant Sivakumar
Publisher: Manning Publications

I've been recently puzzling out a strategy for presenting the two mechanisms supporting parameterized types available to the C++/CLI programmer: she can use either the template mechanism adapted for use with CLI types, or the CLI generic mechanism. Nish's latest book C++/CLI in Action published by Manning Publications is now available for purchase. [1] Not surprisingly, the vocabulary for the different aspects and actions on a parameterized types are quite different between generics and templates – and I am not going down that path. In C++/CLI, the Microsoft VC++ team is giving us a destructor that internally gets compiled to the Dispose method and the old finalizer gets an alternate syntax, so we basically have finalizers and destructors as two separate entities that behave differently as they should have in the previous version. Nishant Sivakumar – C++/CLI in Action Published: 2007-04-18 | ISBN: 1932394818 | PDF | 416 pages | 19 MB. The designers of C# made the .. Although not evil by itself, you are making this a lot harder than it has to be. Hi I have ported some old BC++ code to Managed C++/CLI code and build it to a dll Now I trie to call a method from this dll in my C# code. I just read multiple books related to C++/CLI and they are. C++ is the language of choice for thousands of applications and millions of lines of code.