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In Windows, shared memory generally refers to the system page file, and there are a number of Win32 APIs that you use to program with this. The practice of programming with shared memory is generally relegated to IPC tasks, and you need to consider synchronization and locking (IPC mutexes are...

This might seem like a simple question, but I am not sure where to start. I have a FormManager class in an assembly dll. There are possibly various other assemblies that each contain a component that is managed by the FormManager class. These component assemblies also contain an icon that...

You might want to look at the Ximian Mono project on Linux. I don't know how mature their web framework and web services are, but ASP.NET under Mono is available.

Hi, I have written a DLL in unmanaged code that has a certain function that returns a string. This string is allocated within the function. I can call this function from C# if I use the DllImport attribute and define a prototype in a class definition. The function works fine, and I can assign...

Hi, I have written an unmanaged Win32 DLL that generates events. The event it generates is a registered event of my choosing, which I have declared (via Win32 APIs, in C) in the following manner: const UINT wmMessage =...

Regarding unmanaged C# code - Thanks for the replies! Here is what my own research has turned up on the subject: In Microsoft's Inside C# 2nd edition, it states, "unsafe code does not imply unmanaged code" or something along those lines. So, although I believe it is possible to...

First of all, I need a little clarification: Just what is the difference between managed and unmanaged code? I have a general idea that unmanaged code is code found in DLLs, such as the system APIs. I'd like to write code like this. I have a need to write an external library that is available...