Unmanaged refers to Windows code that is independent of the Common Language Runtime(CLR). COM components, ActiveX components, and Win32 API functions are examples of unmanaged code.
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Are there any dangers of using Windows API calls in C#
I want to watermark a textbox, and found several different ways of doing it, but one that I liked uses SendMessage and an external DLL. However, I think I heard somewhere that doing it this way can cause BSOD since it isn't managed. Is this true, or…
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Use C++ managed Form from unmanaged C++ project
please I need your help, I googled a lot and any answer for this problem....
I have a solution that includes various Unmanaged C++ projects, but now I need to use a Visual C++ Form (that is Managed) into the main unmanaged project, and comunicate…
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C# - Changing the reference of a unmanaged object
So lets say a create a reference to an unmanaged object...
RandomObject x;
And then i assign that reference to an unmanaged object.
x = new RandomObject(argX, argY);
But later i decide that i want x to reference a different instance of that…
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