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Hi All,

I am attempting to write an asynPortDriver based EPICS driver for a robot and the manufacturer has provided a dll which is written in Microsoft managed VC++.  I have found I can call the managed functions from non-managed C or C++ using either a COMwrapper written in C#, or using the microsoft interop facility called IJW (It just works).  To use the IJW facility I must use a compiler option /clr and #include <vcclr.h>.  

I cannot get base-3-14-2-2 or Asyn 4-20 to compile with the /clr option.  

Has anybody succeeded in building any version of EPICS base, and Asyn using VC++ 2010 or above using the /clr option ?  

Does anybody have  experience combining managed CLI C++ with EPICS ?

I'd love to hear from anybody with CLI C++ and EPICS experience.

Thanks,

Dr. Mark Clift
Senior Controls Engineer
Australian Synchrotron
800 Blackburn Road
Clayton 3168
Ph: +613 8540 4264
Fax: +613 8540 4200
Mail: [email protected]

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