CLR Development (How Do I in Visual C++ Express) 

This page links to help on tasks related to CLR development using Visual C++. To view other categories of popular tasks covered in Help, see How Do I in Visual C++ Express.

Windows Forms

• Windows Forms Walkthroughs and How-to Topics
  Lists the Windows Forms walkthroughs that will help you effectively implement Windows Forms in your Visual C++ application.

• Code for Windows Forms Applications
  Lists the code examples that demonstrate how to perform common programming tasks in Windows Forms applications.

Mixed Assemblies

• How To: Migrate to /clr
  Discusses issues that arise when compiling native code with /clr and when converting a project to managed.

• How to: Compile MFC and ATL Code with /clr
  Discusses how to compile existing MFC and ATL programs to target the Common Language Runtime.

• How To: Remove Dependency on _vcclrit.h
  Contains the recommended modifications required to remove dependency on this header file.

• Performance Considerations for Interop (C++)
  Provides guidelines for reducing the effect of managed/unmanaged interop transitions on run-time performance.

Pure / Verifiable Assemblies

• Pure and Verifiable Code
  Describes the differences between mixed, pure, and verifiable code.

• How to: Create Verifiable C++ Projects
  Describes how to set project properties and modify project source files to transform your Visual C++ projects to produce verifiable applications.

• How to: Migrate to /clr:safe
  Lists the issues that will generate verifiability errors when compiling with /clr:safe.

• Walkthrough: Using /clr:pure Features
  Demonstrates the use of reflection in a pure MSIL application.

• How to: Create a Partially Trusted Application by Removing Dependency on msvcm80.dll
  Discusses how to create a partially trusted Common Language Runtime application using Visual C++ by removing dependency on msvcm80.dll.

Reflection

• Reflection in C++
  Explains how to use Visual C++ to discover, examine, and invoke data types at runtime through reflection.

• How to: Implement a Plug-In Component Architecture using Reflection
  Demonstrate the use of reflection to implement a simple "plug-in" architecture.

• How to: Enumerate Data Types in Assemblies using Reflection
  Demonstrates the enumeration of public types and members using the System.Reflection API.

• typeid
  Explains how to return the Type of a specified type using typeid.

See Also

Reference

Interop (How Do I in Visual C++ Express)

Concepts

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