[Mono-devel-list] Performance w/ boxing

[Cesar Mello]

> No, but Managed Extensions for C++, generates hibrid executables that 
> are part-managed/part-native (native must be read as x86 only) and 
> demand some native (read windows-only) libraries to run.
>
By the way, I did a small DLL in Visual C++.NET, with this code:

    public __gc class Class1
    {
  public:
    bool f (int __gc *pValue)
    {
      ...

Then made a small test app in Visual C#, referencing the DLL. When 
typing the method call, intellisense popped up:

bool Class1.f(ref int pValue)

<Portuguese>Valeu pela barbada tche!!!</Portuguese>

[]
Mello

> <Portuguese> Certo? Meu caro gaúcho!!! </Portuguese>
>
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Cesar
>>
>>> If you want to use Microsoft's Managed Extensions for C++, though, you
>>> can do it.  The syntax is something like:
>>>
>>>     void function (int __gc *value) {/* ... */}
>>>
>>> Of course, using Managed Extensions for C++ limits portability to zero
>>> (there isn't any), so that's probably not the best of all possible
>>> ideas...
>>>
>>> - Jon
>>
>
> Hope it clarifies a bit,
>
> Rafael "Monoman" Teixeira
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