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QuestionHow to implement a global variable if C++/CLI doesn't support it at all? Pin
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Unfortunately not. The best (only) write-up I've found specifically dealing with targeting .NET 5 from C++/CLI code is this one from "Mike" at Microsoft.

Porting a C++/CLI Project to .NET Core

That allowed me to get past some of the early build issues I encountered. But, I still have no way of diagnosing the remaining linker error. I am looking at other changes right now but will return to this sometime soon. I may have to resort to using one of my MSDN Premier tickets on the issues.

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