I just reported this bug on Connect :
.NET 4.0 supports covariance and contravariance in delegates and interfaces. Unfortunately, C++/CLI does not support this as of VC++ 2010 RTM. Considering that the most popular use for C++/CLI today is as an interop language, the compiler not supporting a feature that’s going to be heavily used in the BCL and in new C# libraries is a very serious problem. It will impose limits on how effective C++/CLI will be as an interop-language.
If you think this is a serious enough problem, please vote the bug up so it gets more attention. Thank you.
sir
i am developing a software from vc/mfc 7.0 and i came to know we can use c# form and include in vc++ mfc by the concept of CLI(common language infrastructure) i am new to this .so i dont know how to use this .my requirement is design and coded the form in c# and call it from vc++mfc 7.0
how to do that
Thanks and regards
Balaji
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