Saya,
The question that you present doesn't make much sense, as a delegate and
a managed wrapper are two separate things.
Wrapping a C++ class using Managed C++ is a way to expose native C++
class code to managed code.
Delegates are type-safe function references. The two are very different
things.
The only way that they are similar is that they can expose
managed/unmanaged code to the opposite of what they are. In other words,
the Managed C++ wrapper exposes unmanaged code to the native world, and the
delegate can be passed through the P/Invoke layer (as a function pointer) to
expose managed code to the unmanaged world.
Hope this helps.
