Re: Problems in a managed Visual C++ project (CLR Class Library)
Leif902 wrote:
I'm working on a little project and have hit a roadblock,
I'm trying to make an extension for a program who's extension DLL's
must return either a double or a null terminating string (no void).
This extension is actually a wrapper for another managed DLL which
dosn't follow these rules (my dll will call it's functions and return
the results as doubles and strings which the prog. can understand).
The problem i'm having is this.
Because I can't create global instances of a managed object in Visual
C ++ I can not create an instance of the object that can be read and
modified by all the functions in the DLL.
(For instance, if the DLL i'm calling from had a class
"classSettings," I can't create a global instance of it in my DLL to
be read/written to by the functions)
Is there any workaround for this?
Don't create it in the DLL, create it in the application.
I need to be able to have all my functions read/write data from the
same instance of an object, unfortunatly it can't be global.
<shrug> If you cannot use a member of the same class, then it's not
a C++ problem, but rather a managed or/and a DLL proble, and we cannot
really help you solve it -- you need to post to the newsgroup where
"managed" or "DLL" is on topic.
V
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