> Does it work if you define the macro BOOST_USE_WINDOWS_H in the project
> settings?
Yes it does - thanks.
> I never used CLR stuff myself, but AFAIK one of the fundamentals is
automatic
> garbage collection (MS refers to this as "managed"). So everything
relying on
> the deterministic behavior of C++ ctors/dtors won't work.
> I doubt anything in boost is written with automatic garbage collectors in
> mind. This article regarding the boehmgc shows how to wrap stl containers
> -
http://www.ddj.com/cpp/184401632> I'm new to this topic as well, so please correct me if I'm wrong so far
and
> with the following statement: there have to be clear interfaces between
> automatic gc code and normal deterministic code. Mixing doesn't work out
of
> the box.
> Best,
> -- Maik
I am using mixing. I have an unmanaged C++ library which is linked with a
managed C++ dll. The unmanaged code does have deterministic destruction
behaviour - put a break point in the destructor of an unmanaged class and
the break point is reached at the time that is expected.
Alice
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