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to use in .Net (Managed C++ code).
Is it possible to instantiate an unmanaged object in managed code?
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I have C++ code in Visual studio 6 (unmanaged) that I would like
to use in .Net (Managed C++ code).
Is it possible to instantiate an unmanaged object in managed code?
Yes. Unless the class is marked as __gc/__value or you use __gc new, the object will be unmanaged.
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