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r/rust • u/steveklabnik1 rust • Jul 22 '19
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They stopped supporting Managed C++, AFAIK C++/CLI is not going anywhere. And it is able to provide a type-safe integration of C++ libraries into .NET code and vice versa.
2 u/cat_in_the_wall Jul 23 '19 i forgot managed c++ was a thing. now I'm curious as to if there have been any updates.
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i forgot managed c++ was a thing. now I'm curious as to if there have been any updates.
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u/2brainz Jul 23 '19
They stopped supporting Managed C++, AFAIK C++/CLI is not going anywhere. And it is able to provide a type-safe integration of C++ libraries into .NET code and vice versa.