How to hide unmanaged members in a mixed-mode dll ?

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Hi,

I've read it somewhere already but can't find the post anymore.

In a mixed-mode wrapper, there is a special compiler or linker switch to
hide unmanaged symbols and namespaces (such as std etc) from the assembly, so
it's not visible for the end-user nor for through tools like reflector.

Does anyone know this flag ?

regards
 

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