Managed refers to code that requires and will only execute under the control of a Common Language Runtime (CLR). Any code written in C# or Visual Basic .NET is managed code.
Questions tagged [managed]
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Calling unmanaged code from a C# thread
I have an unmanaged C++ library for which I've created a managed C++ wrapper. I'm now trying to call this from C#. So far so good. However when I try to call the same code from within in a C# thread I get exceptions from within the unmanaged…

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Generate managed wrapper for Media Foundation
MF team has provided MFManagedEncode which is written in C#, inside the source they have created wrapper for a lot of MF interfaces but not all interfaces, is there have any tool can generate the wrapper for rest interfaces automatically? if no, i…

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Defining custom managed service fails
We are trying to develop custom Intershop Managed Service following cookbook: https://support.intershop.com/kb/index.php/Display/2329T4
But when trying to enable service in Operations for our Organization, it is not listed there and there is a…

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Need in understanding Exception at runtime in C++/CLI project execution
I am using Code from here, it is a simple code that allows Managed C# class to be used inside a C++ project with CLI bridge. And I am trying to get this working for my testing. But I get this exception :
Unhandled exception at 0x00007FFDAA264008…

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'ShowSUM': __declspec(dllexport) cannot be applied to a function with the __clrcall calling convention
I have a C# DLL with the following code:
namespace Csharplib`{
public class Calculate
{
public static int Sum(String value1, String value2)
{
int res = int.Parse(value1) + int.Parse(value2);
return res;
}
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How to implement c++ class from C# using c++/CLI
After search all over the internet for a 3 days - I need your help.
I am trying to implement c++ interface from c# (with CLI layer in middle of them).
The problem (See in cli layer code in FrameGrabber_wrapper.cpp) is to call to Register(...)
This…

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Importing x10 objects into java
We need to pass an x10 arraylist[string] to a Java method as an object. What we tried is this.The method signature in Java interface is as follows.
public void getX10ArrayList ( ArrayList nameList):
We implement that method inside an X10…

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How use LINQ in C++\CLI managed codes
There is a simple managed code in C++\CLI :
cli::array^ ar= gcnew cli::array{"Stack","Over","Flow", "Over" };
Now i want to sort this array using with LINQ.
How use LINQ in C++\CLI managed codes?
In regular .net & c# language…

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How to release partial DLL in .NET
I am used to deliver DLLs that built on top of several static libraries(.lib) in the unmanaged environment. Now I need to do similar thing but most lower level libraries are already managed DLLs. For security reasons, I don't want include every…

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Does space have to be allocated to ProcessStartInfo?
I am porting C++ code to C# and I came across this in the C++ code,
SHELLEXECUTEINFO shell;
memset(&shell, 0, sizeof(shell));
//the properties in shell are set
ShellExecuteEx(&shell);
So now I am using Process.Start() and ProcessStartInfo for the…

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How to pass a string argument from C++ to a managed C# DLL
I'm writing a C++ program that needs to call a DLL written in C#. I followed these instructions for creating my C# DLL and linking in to it from my C++.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/828736
I have a C# function that takes a string as an…

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memory leak when using COM IDispatch::GetTypeInfo() in C#
I have the following function in a COM dll (C#, .NET framework v2):
public void Leak(object jsObject) {
Type comType;
IDispatch disp = (IDispatch)jsObject;
disp.GetTypeInfo(0, 0, out comType); // this line causes the leak
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Using unmanaged library
So in visual studio i have my solution with two projects, first one is managed c++ code and second one is unmanaged c++ library (waffles). I want to use classes from library in my managed code.
If i simply add 'include "GMacros.h"', then i get…

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Mapping of C++ specific features to C++/CLI
I’m writing a wrapper in C++/CLI (VS 2015) for given C++ code to use finally the generated managed dll in C#. Therefore I created a managed class which calls a native class. This native class links to the given C++ code due to a factory method which…

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Passing struct from managed to native, does it pin or copy
The question is general but I am actually doing this with Mono and not .net, so if there are differences, I am very interested in what they are.
I have a simple data containing class (not struct for other reasons) which should be blitable in the…

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