It’s kind of confusing when it comes to Microsoft Visual C++.
How to tell whether a Microsoft Visual C++ project is a .Net project, or a native C++ project?
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It’s kind of confusing when it comes to Microsoft Visual C++.
How to tell whether a Microsoft Visual C++ project is a .Net project, or a native C++ project?
usually if the switch /clr:xxx is present it is managed code
I say usually since if you apply /clr:xxx on unmanaged C++ code you get a warning