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I've a c++ project. I admit that I'm a complete ZERO in c++. But still I need to write a c++.net wrapper so I could work with an unmanaged c++ library using it. So what I have:
1) unmanaged project's header files.
2) unmanaged project's libraries (.dll's and .lib's)
3) an empty C++.NET project which I plan to use as a wrapper for my c# application
How can I start? I don't even know how to set a reference to an unmanaged library.
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I have a project in NetBeans which haven't used CVS until now. Let's say the directory with source files is called /www/source_files and directory with project files /www/project_files. Module in repository is called differently than source files directory. When I'm trying to check out CVS, it forces me to create a directory called exactly how module is called, which is fine by me in fact. Straight after it asks me if I wanted to create new project. And here the problem begins. I don't want to do that and I have no idea how to link newly created directory with CVS and checked out files with my project.
I'd like to end up with following structure:
/www
/source_files
/project_files
/cvs_files
Any ideas how to do this? I'm using NetBeans 6.8.
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