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Dyndrilliac · 07-09-2009, 07:31 PM

To the original poster, you need to disable the CLR support in your project settings. Your code is written in native C, but the CLR is interpreting it and compiling it into MSIL as it does with C++/CLI for backwards compatibility. Unless you specify Win32 Console or Win32 Application when you create your project in Microsoft Visual C++, the CLR always begins enabled.

Dyndrilliac Member 32-Bit Member Posts: 62 Join Date: Jan 2008 Last Online: 02-02-2010 10:40 PM Reputation: User is Offline	07-09-2009, 07:31 PM To the original poster, you need to disable the CLR support in your project settings. Your code is written in native C, but the CLR is interpreting it and compiling it into MSIL as it does with C++/CLI for backwards compatibility. Unless you specify Win32 Console or Win32 Application when you create your project in Microsoft Visual C++, the CLR always begins enabled.