Open Source QRCode Library for C++ .net or MFC

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I am looking for Open Source QRCode Library, do you where I can find one?

I managed to find an article here but it is for C# and I am looking for C++ .Net or MFC Library, tried google but still no luck,.

If you know an article here in code project then better, love this forum.

Thanks ahead.

Posted 6-Oct-10 21:51pm

loid grey manuel

Updated 6-Oct-10 22:02pm

Dalek Dave

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Dalek Dave 7-Oct-10 4:03am

Edited for Grammar.

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Sauro Viti · Answer 1 · 2010-10-06T22:36:00

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If you are using C++/CLI then you can refer to the C# article: the syntax will be a bit different, but the concepts and the assembly are still valid.

Posted 6-Oct-10 22:36pm

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loid grey manuel 7-Oct-10 4:39am

i will try your suggestion, but better if you can give a C++ .net/MFC article or library. thank for the advice appreciate it.

Sauro Viti 7-Oct-10 4:59am

From your posts, I suspect that there could be a little misunderstanding: the Visual C++ could target both native and .NET environments. Which one are you interested in?
If you use C++/CLI (i.e. the .NET version), any library built for C# is also good for it: you only have to add a reference to the assembly in your project to use the library (with a syntax just a bit different from C#).
If you are using MFC (then in a native environment), you need a native version of the library, and how to include and use it in your project is quite different than the C# and C++/CLI way.