Howto: use mutliple languages C++ in VB.net

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I need to program some of a VB .net application in C++.

How do I incorparate it into VB
 
SimonSX said:
I need to program some of a VB .net application in C++.

How do I incorparate it into VB

You can use Managed Extensions for C++ to create a managed interface for
your C++ DLL.
 
????
Why use DLL in .Net ???

Herfried K. Wagner said:
You can use Managed Extensions for C++ to create a managed interface for
your C++ DLL.
 
SimonSX said:
????
Why use DLL in .Net ???

You will have to create a class library (DLL) file and reference this DLL
from your executable project. What's the problem?! Mixing languages within
a single project is currently not supported.
 
SimonSX,
I need to program some of a VB .net application in C++.

How do I incorparate it into VB
Can you make this message clear for me.

I translate this as that you need to program something that is made in VBNet
into C++, that you want to incorporate into VBCom.

However I have the idea that you mean something else.

Cor
 
SimonSX,

Can you make this message clear for me.

I translate this as that you need to program something that is made in VBNet
into C++, that you want to incorporate into VBCom.

However I have the idea that you mean something else.

Cor
Again, it is a little unclear what you mean, an alternative answer
would be to do your C++ development in a separate project and access
that the exposed methods from your VB project/solution. I often use
this approach where parts of the development are better suited to C#
and others to VB.

Doug Taylor
 
SimonSX said:
lol
i thought this was a group fpr people who knew something

I feel sorry, but I don't understand what you want to tell me.
 
Sorry Cor, I folllowed from the wrong message, it should have been on
the route message, I was agreeing with your statement though that
question could have multiple meanings.

Doug Taylor
 
Doug,
Sorry Cor, I folllowed from the wrong message, it should have been on
the route message, I was agreeing with your statement though that
question could have multiple meanings.
No problem however when I started reading then I got that "what want Doug to
say to me".

It is clear now, as I said no problem.

:-)

Cor
 

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