How to identify a .NET project

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Guest

I routinely import legacy C++ projects then convert them to DLLs. My working
IDE is Visual Studio 2005.

How do I recognize which projects are considered as .NET which projects are
considered managed/unmanaged? My goal is to convert these projects to
managed .NET where it is painless, since this is our preferred platform. I'm
assuming that I make this happen by initially adjusting the properties of the
project.
 
G

Guest

well the most obvious way is in the project properties...under Configuration
Settings / General / Common language runtime support (/clr)....if that's
turned on then it's managed. You'll want to read up on the differences of
managed objects vs unmanaged objects tho
 

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