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IE BHO in C++/CLI?

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    Just getting back to C++ after a long hiatus in C#, and am designing a product that's going to need an ATL IE BHO. It occurs to me that if the managed/unmanaged modules were partitioned properly, there might be some significant advantages in being able to use the CLR. I chose to use C++ rather than C# for the BHO portion of the project because I understand that there are issues with potentially having more than one version of the runtime in-process with IE. Anyone here ever considered/tried this strategy for an ATL COM object that interops with the CLR? If so, what kind of issues have you run into? Thanks! D. T. Doutel

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      Just getting back to C++ after a long hiatus in C#, and am designing a product that's going to need an ATL IE BHO. It occurs to me that if the managed/unmanaged modules were partitioned properly, there might be some significant advantages in being able to use the CLR. I chose to use C++ rather than C# for the BHO portion of the project because I understand that there are issues with potentially having more than one version of the runtime in-process with IE. Anyone here ever considered/tried this strategy for an ATL COM object that interops with the CLR? If so, what kind of issues have you run into? Thanks! D. T. Doutel

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      Nevermind; until IE knows how to deal with the possibility of multiple versions of the CLR in-process, if indeed that's even possible, C++/CLI won't make any difference.

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