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TeeChart .NET is a 100% managed C#.NET Charting Control. Would it still be possible to use the .NET version of the charting control with Visual C++?

I'm contemplating changing IDEs from Codegear to Visual Studio, so the legacy C++ code is obviously not C++/CLI

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Visual C++/CLI ?

Create a DLL on VC++/CLI and link dynamically with your main VC++/non-CLI project

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  • I'm contemplating changing IDEs from Codegear to Visual Studio, so the legacy C++ code is obviously not C++/CLI – Seth Mar 19 '10 at 00:01
  • I recommend you to change. Impartially, VS is the leading IDE on Windows. Subjectively, it's awesome! Yes, it costs money. For first time you can use Express or find other ways. You will compile most of legacy C++ code without problem depending on it's compliance with VC++ standards. For example, I compile a lot of Linux ported projects if their developers supports Windows. – abatishchev Mar 19 '10 at 09:02