Sam Gentile’s new Managed C++ article is up at O’Reillynet:
Welcome back! Last time around, in the first article of the series, I focused on what Managed C++ was, some of its advantages and roles, as well as scenarios in which it excelled. One of those scenarios is the focus of the second article of this series: the ability to mix managed and unmanaged code in the same module. This is an ability that is unique to Managed C++; no other Common Runtime Library (CLR) language possesses this capability. In this article, I will explore why this is important to you as a working developer, and how to make use of this capability.