The help page for IDisposable provides the code for IDisposable's default implementation pattern in C#. This article will explain each part of it step by step and also provide the equivalent C++/CLI code in each step.

C++/CLI

.NET

Windows

Dev

Using C# from native C++ with the help of C++/CLI

4 Apr 2014 by Pragmateek

Using C# from native C++ with the help of C++/CLI.

How to sign C++/CLI assemblies with a strong name

20 Apr 2009 by Inaki Ayucar

Learn how to sign C++/CLI assemblies with a strong name.

Passing Native Pointers Across C++/CLI Assembly Boundaries

25 Jan 2012 by Sebastian Krysmanski

How to pass native pointers across C++/CLI assembly boundaries

PC-lint 101: What does "previously used .lnt file" mean?

8 Jun 2009 by Anna-Jayne Metcalfe

A .lnt file is an "indirect file", which is simply a collection of PC-lint directives.

Extend your VBA code with C#, VB.NET, or C++/CLI

23 Jun 2013 by Pragmateek

Interfacing VBA and .NET is a relatively straightforward process.

C++/CLI

9 Rules about Constructors, Destructors, and Finalizers

27 May 2010 by Mohammad Elsheimy

in C#, C++/CLI, and ISO/ANSI C++

Using GDI Objects the Right Way

23 Dec 2009 by Ozgur Ozcitak

It is common to see rendering routines where brushes/pens/fonts are created without being disposed, or GDI objects created in the control’s constructor, released (if at all) in the control’s Dispose method. I will try to address these issues in the form of a FAQ.

C++/CLI

.NET

Windows