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Alexander Arlievsky
Hi,
I have MC++ mixed mode assembly, which also uses MFC. Everything works fine,
but C# code, which uses this MC++ assembly sees all MFC symbols as members
of the global namespace. When I open MC++ assembly I actually see all
metadata of those classes. Obviously, in most cases classes have no members,
but I see class names like CArchive etc.
I didn't get this behaviour on VS.NET 2002.
I tried to play with compiling MFC as unmanaged, or in the namespace MFC,
but I get many compilation errors in those cases - and based on error
messages I can conclude it isn't bright idea.
Any help ?
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Alexander Arlievsky
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"The best tools for debugging are brains"
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I have MC++ mixed mode assembly, which also uses MFC. Everything works fine,
but C# code, which uses this MC++ assembly sees all MFC symbols as members
of the global namespace. When I open MC++ assembly I actually see all
metadata of those classes. Obviously, in most cases classes have no members,
but I see class names like CArchive etc.
I didn't get this behaviour on VS.NET 2002.
I tried to play with compiling MFC as unmanaged, or in the namespace MFC,
but I get many compilation errors in those cases - and based on error
messages I can conclude it isn't bright idea.
Any help ?
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Alexander Arlievsky
(e-mail address removed)
"The best tools for debugging are brains"
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