Hi all, I have recently accepted a new job in a far region from montreal. This is why I was a little far from being able to post.

 But Still I will bring you this msdn page that brought to me some interrogations : the build option in c++/cli called mixed mode.

This particular line about the safe clr options  (/clr:safe) retain my attention in the section

"Development Tool and Language/Visual Studio/Visual C++/.NET Programming Guide/Pure and Verifiable Code/How to: Migrate to /clr:safe".

this extract:

"Future versions of Windows will increasingly require components and applications to be verifiable.".

This seems to say that investing your time into the mixed mode options could be complete loss of time in the worst case. Obviously we must accept that when standing in front of security requirement , the mixed switch doesn't hold long. But what if when project do not require such verifiability like in my last job ? When you only need to recycle C++ code (and such code is far from being easily reusable like COM component ). I would really like to have some answer about this little line in the msdn.

 Rickron