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CLI - Version: 1.1 C++/CLI Programming 1 day course Description C++/CLI is Microsoft's .NET extension to the ISO-C++ standard language. It is primarily targeted at interoperability scenarios, but can also be suitable for developing full-blown .NET applications. It employs the IJW (It Just Works) interoperability mechanism, blurring the boundaries and making interaction between managed and unmanaged code completely transparent. In this course, participants will learn the syntax of the C++/CLI programming language, see how familiar concepts from the .NET world are implemented in C++/CLI, and become acquainted with common interoperability scenarios. To apply their knowledge, participants will complete hands-on exercises, practicing the new language and the interoperability scenarios described in the course. Intended audience C++ programmers familiar with the .NET framework, willing to employ C++/CLI for interoperability scenarios or general .NET development. Prerequisites Familiarity with .NET framework and .NET languages (preferably C# or VB.NET) Working knowledge of the C++ programming language Objectives Familiarity with the mechanisms of the C++/CLI language designed for the .NET Framework Understanding architectural considerations for interoperability Topics .NET and CLR fundamentals Overview of the .NET environment and the C++/CLI extensions CLR architecture, common type system Assemblies, application domains, GC, reflection Value types and reference types, boxing revisited C++ in the .NET world Compiling C++ applications for the CLR What does the CLR bring to C++? C++/CLI Design goals and scenarios Language tour (classes, methods, properties, delegates …) Design and implementation (storage model) Deterministic cleanup and finalization Generics vs. templates Interoperability scenarios Marshaling Native types in the CLR world Managed types in the native world STL on the CLR Visual Studio 2008 marshaling features

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