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Hosting WPF Content in an MFC Application
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Calling .NET from Unmanaged C++
Published 02/01/2007
Learn how to develop C++ wrapper functions around .NET classes.
VC++ Cures for .NET Configuration Change Headaches, Part 2
Published 10/03/2005
The Configuration Application Block is a viable solution for reloading changed configuration settings, but requires you rework existing applications. Learn how a Visual C++ assembly offers a much easier way.
The Mists of Avalon
Published 07/20/2005
Learn about "Avalon," the exciting new presentation subsystem of the upcoming Windows platforms. After an introduction to declarative drawing and XAML, you'll use XAMLPad to get a first taste of Avalon programming.
Using Delegates with Native Function Callbacks in Managed C++
Published 06/15/2005
Learn how to import native DLL functions into a Managed C++ application and how to define and pass delegates for asynchronous processing with callback functions.
Managed C++: Working with Temp Files
Published 02/18/2005
See how easy it is to create, optimize, and work with unique temporary files from your Managed C++ applications.
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Control Statements and Basic Loops in C++/CLI
Published 03/02/2015
Become more proficient on the usage of statements to control the flow of execution through a C++/CLI application.
Processing Things in C# with the Process Class
Published 03/04/2015
Explore new ways to run processes under Windows. Some might even surprise you.
Switching Input Languages Dynamically with Visual Basic
Published 03/09/2015
You can change your input language dynamically. Make it easier for those who speak other languages to use your software.
Maker Project: Creating a Garage Door Opener
Published 02/06/2015
Have you ever wanted to control your garage door from your smartphone? Here is your chance. Get your hands dirty with an Arduino Garage Door Controller.
