MFC dll vs Managed C++ dll

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Tell me difference between MFC dll built under /clr option and Managed C++
Dll with same piece of code ??:confused::confused:

Posted 7-Sep-10 18:55pm

Ketan D Kulkarni

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ARopo · Answer 1 · 2010-09-08T01:04:00

An MFC dll with /clr can contain both unmanged code like MFC and managed code like C++.NET allowing you to use MFC and .NET

A purly managed C++ dll implies using only managed code with .NET

Unmanaged code - the programmer is resposible for allowcation and deallocation of memory e.g. using new and delete

Managed code - automatically manage memory using garbage collections

Mixed /clr has both