This is probably already well covered with a wiki or previous question post or something like that.
If so, I apologise, please refer me to the URL and we can delete this duplication.
C++ with Visual Studio Pro 2013
I start a new CLR Empty Project.
Then I think I have gone totally off track, trying to reference the SDK. I believe I should be referencing the DLL's - but how is that done with C++?
I used Project Properties > Configuration Properties > Linker
... General > Additional Library Directories to add a library directory (was that the correct one?)
... Input > Additional Dependencies to add the LIB's (dmsgen, dmawin etc.) (maybe this cannot be done until a correct path is included somewhere?)
Any help is always greatly appreciated, Kevin.
Kevin, I have never used a CLR project for ProjectWise integration. I have always used a MFC DLL project. I believe that the samples are also MFC DLLS. To my knolwedge PW is unmanaged code. Take a look at the projects in the Samples directory under your SDK.
C++ is different from C# in that you use header files found in the Include directory for the function definitions and then the Linker uses the .lib files in the libwin32 or libx64 directory to tie the program to the DLL files that it calls.
Answer Verified By: Kevin