RE: BadImageFormatException from mixed-mode multi-file assembly

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Hi Henry,

Since most of linker options are the same as used in the link below, I did
not see anything wrong with it.
http://blogs.msdn.com/texblog/archive/2007/04/05/linking-native-c-into-c-app
lications.aspx

Also, since the "Add Reference" in the VS IDE works and the .Net Reflector
works, I think the metadata and manifest of the assembly is correct.

Can you show me the detailed stack trace of this BadImageFormatException as
it throws at runtime? It is helpful if you can provide both the native and
managed stack traces. To get the native stack, you may have to turn on the
unmanaged debugging in the VS debugger->Project Property->Debug->Enable
unmanaged code debugging. Also, you have to setup the Microsoft symbol
server correct, so that the native addresses are resolved as function names
correctly.

Finally, do you have the detailed steps to help me reproduce this problem?
Once I can reproduce it locally, I can contact the C++/CLI team to
collaborate on it. Thanks.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
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