Are any of the Visual Studio Express editions able to work with C++/CLI code? Currently when I go to “Add File” in either the C# 2008 or C++ 2008 versions I do not see the option for creating C++/CLI.
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Are any of the Visual Studio Express editions able to work with C++/CLI code? Currently when I go to “Add File” in either the C# 2008 or C++ 2008 versions I do not see the option for creating C++/CLI.
When you create a new project in Visual C++ Express, any of the “CLR” project types is a C++/CLI application (e.g. uses the
/clrcompilation switch to include the .NET runtime). Pick either a Console or Windows Forms project type to get up and running quickly.You can also enable CLR support for an existing C++ project by flipping the option under Project Properties > Configuration Properties > General > Common Language Runtime support.