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DaTurk
Hi,
I'm converting our code base into VS2005 and we have alot of Managed
c++. Problem is, is that for some reason some of our code will
compile, but doesn't run correctly in VS2005. So, as we can continue
moving forward we decided to keep the managed c++ stuff in VS2003 and
just compile them seperatley.
My problem is that when I tried to reference one of our VS2005 dll's is
gave me an error, so I tried to reference several different 2005
generated dll's and had the same problem. SO I referenced the same dll
in but genereated in 2003 and it was fine. Is there a problem with
this? BEcause I really do need to reference these libraries that I'm
geneerating in 2005, in the MCPP in 2003.
Thanks in advance for the help.
I'm converting our code base into VS2005 and we have alot of Managed
c++. Problem is, is that for some reason some of our code will
compile, but doesn't run correctly in VS2005. So, as we can continue
moving forward we decided to keep the managed c++ stuff in VS2003 and
just compile them seperatley.
My problem is that when I tried to reference one of our VS2005 dll's is
gave me an error, so I tried to reference several different 2005
generated dll's and had the same problem. SO I referenced the same dll
in but genereated in 2003 and it was fine. Is there a problem with
this? BEcause I really do need to reference these libraries that I'm
geneerating in 2005, in the MCPP in 2003.
Thanks in advance for the help.