Your public WinRT classes cannot use non-RT types in their public signature. This is something people run into very frequently when they start writing WinRT components. For example, see the code below.
class Native { };
public ref class MyRef sealed
{
private:
voidFoo1(Native n) { } // <--This is fine
public:
voidFoo2(Native n) { } // <--This won't compile
};
You’ll get a compiler error there:
error C3986: 'Foo2': signature of member contains native type 'Native'
Note that this is by design. (If you think about it, it’s perfectly logical, since WinRT components can be consumed by any WinRT caller including non-C++ ones)
