Any books covering the new C++/CLI spec yet?

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Now that the VS2005 beta is available, have any authors dipped their
toes into the new C++/CLI spec?

I'm particularly interested in how the new syntax/performance will
relate to 'C++Invoke' (using mixed C++ DLL to provide
managed->unmanaged transition for C#).
 
Hello _R,

Apparently Stan Lippman is in the process of writing a book on this very
topic. My source for this was found here : http://pluralsight.com/blogs/keith/archive/2004/10/06/2690.aspx

Hope this helps,
RBischoff
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_> Now that the VS2005 beta is available, have any authors dipped their
_> toes into the new C++/CLI spec?
_>
_> I'm particularly interested in how the new syntax/performance will
_> relate to 'C++Invoke' (using mixed C++ DLL to provide
_> managed->unmanaged transition for C#).
_>
 
_R said:
Now that the VS2005 beta is available, have any authors dipped their
toes into the new C++/CLI spec?

I'm particularly interested in how the new syntax/performance will
relate to 'C++Invoke' (using mixed C++ DLL to provide
managed->unmanaged transition for C#).
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C++/CLI has not been finalised yet. You may download the latest draft and have a look:

http://www.plumhall.com/C++-CLI draft 1.10.pdf
 
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