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I would like to introduce unit testing to our C++ product and wanted to investigate the pros and cons of trying to use the CLR-based unit tests. I’ve read that if you compile with the /clr:safe option, you can call your existing C++ code.
I’m strictly a .NET developer, so I’m at a loss for how this would affect our codebase. What should I know about before I try to introduce this to the C++ team?
It’s not going to work, at all. The C++ code will not compile under /clr:safe; pretty much every line will give an error. /clr:safe gets you a language that basically shares no datatypes with C++.