Can you send me "managed" (or "mixed") code in c++.

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I want some c++ managed or mixed code. Code should be working.

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I searched on google but when i copy paste that code in my application it does not work.
I want some working code.

Posted 28-Dec-20 1:50am

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Updated 28-Dec-20 6:55am

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Richard MacCutchan 28-Dec-20 9:51am

There are thousands of examples of code to be found on the internet. Try doing your own searches.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2020-12-28T01:55:00

No, we can't. We have no idea what it should do!

You want working code? Start with the official documentation: .NET programming with C++/CLI | Microsoft Docs[^] and work your way out from there - most of the link will include sample code which - it was written by MS remember - should work.

But in all honesty, you will learn nothing that way, and the sample code will be useless to you even if it does work as you will probably have no idea what it is supposed to do or why it does work when it does it.

Rick York · Answer 2 · 2020-12-28T06:55:00

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This site has hundreds if not thousands of samples of working code. Wander around a bit and you should be able to find some. There is a search facility built in that can help with that. You found this site so you are almost there.

Posted 28-Dec-20 6:55am

Rick York