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September 2002
C++ .NET Solutions SupplementStandard C++ Meets Managed C++
Herb Sutter
Managed C++: as small as superset of Standard C++ as possible, but no smaller.C++ in .NET
Rex Jaeschke
Need a jumpstart on Managed C++? Here it is in the proverbial nutshell.Building .NET Components with Managed C++
Nick Hodapp
A guide to building .NET components, with a useful example and some insider tips.Pinning in Managed C++
Nick Hodapp
If mixing managed and unmanaged code has on you pins and needles, here's how to make them work together.Icon Browser: An Exercise in Resource Management
Kenny Kerr
How to expertly manage resources in managed code.