Top "Managed" questions

Managed refers to code that requires and will only execute under the control of a Common Language Runtime (CLR).

Performance of Managed C++ Vs UnManaged/native C++

I am writing a very high performance application that handles and processes hundreds of events every millisecond. Is Unmanaged C++ …

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Any CPU not available in C++/C# solution

I have a solution that contains C# and managed C++ projects. It compiles in the solution platform x64 and x86. …

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C++ declaring a managed variable in a native code

I have a .NET form, and a native code in my Visual Studio. The problem is: I can't declare a …

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How do I show Error Message using Managed Custom Actions with Windows Installer

I am writing a managed custom action. I am using the DTF Framework from Windows Installer Xml to wrap the …

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C# unmanaged dll exporting (how it works)

I have found libraries that would export managed code as unmanaged so you can use it by unmanaged languages like …

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What is the difference between managed-schema and schema.xml

I have below questions in solr 6. What is the main difference between managed-schema and schema.xml What are the benefits …

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Wrapping unmanaged C++ with C++/CLI - a proper approach

as stated in the title, I want to have my old C++ library working in managed .NET. I think of …

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How can I send a managed object to native function to use it?

How can I send a managed object to native function to use it? void managed_function() { Object^ obj = gcnew Object(); …

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Mixed management in C++

I have added a class to my program and tested it. I was really surprised that there was any real …

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Which one to use: Managed vs. NonManaged hashing algorithms

In a regular C# application which class to use for hashing: xxxManaged or xxx (i.e SHA1Managed vs SHA1) …

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