I have a C++/CLI form, and a native class in separate files.
I include the header file of the native class at the top of the Form.h
This causes the compiler to try to compile the constructor of the Form as a native function and spits out 100+ errors and causes the compilation to halt.
Any ideas why?
What /clr setting do you have set for the compilation? If you don't have any on there, it will try to compile your code as native.
I added a #pragma managed before the form's definition and it works fine now. <shrug> the clr settings are correct.
Good to know. I'll have to keep my eyes out for some guidelines about this kind of thing. I'm starting to figure out a bit more about the optimizations of the managed code and the juggling act that goes on with the unmanaged pieces, but in terms of the settings it's confusing.
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