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Standards, Extensions, and Interop Question 1 Sign in to vote When I try to call this code from another dll it gives me error C3767: candidate function(s) not accessible.The code:void EffectPluginConfigDialog::openFileDialog1_FileOk(System::Object ^sender, System::ComponentModel::CancelEventArgs ^e)     {            _filter_data *filterdata;                  ffloader::ffload ffld = gcnew ffloader::ffload;         ffld.load_filter(openFileDialog1->FileName,*filterdata);     }    The code being called:namespace ffloader  {    public ref class ffload       {         public: class load_filter(System::String ^fn, _filter_data *_filter_data)            {                 //loading code            }       } } Is there anything wrong with this code?I am using VS 2005 SP1.Any help would be appreciated.  Monday, August 18, 2008 10:12 PM Reply | Quote All replies 0 Sign in to vote namespace ffloader  {    public ref class ffload       {         public: class load_filter(System::String ^fn, _filter_data *_filter_data)            {                 //loading code            }       } } The above code does not compile. The use of 'class' before 'load_filter' causes this to not compile as 'class' should be the function return type.Appart from that I can see no reason why your code will not compile, leading me to believe that maybe the code you are compile is different in other ways?*EDIT* Furthermore, your passing of the second parameter to the function is incorrect! Edited by Neil Tippett Tuesday, August 19, 2008 8:34 AM additional info Marked as answer by Yan-Fei Wei Monday, August 25, 2008 2:34 AM Unmarked as answer by Critical_stop Thursday, August 28, 2008 2:16 AM Tuesday, August 19, 2008 8:31 AM Reply | Quote 0 Sign in to vote My fault for not posting the full code. The code with the error: void EffectPluginConfigDialog::openFileDialog1_FileOk(System::Object ^sender, System::ComponentModel::CancelEventArgs ^e)      {      Â

Forum Visual C++ & C++ Programming Managed C++ and C++/CLI Error C3767 Visual Studio If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register or Login before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Results 1 to 4 of 4 Thread: Error C3767 Visual Studio Tweet Thread Tools Show Printable Version Email this Page… Subscribe to this Thread… Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode April 20th, 2010,02:29 PM #1 sum1nil View Profile View Forum Posts Junior https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/ab59f52d-a08c-46c5-983e-da368b25fbaf/error-c3767-candidate-functions-not-accessible-between-2-clr-dlls?forum=vclanguage Member Join Date Apr 2010 Posts 5 Error C3767 Visual Studio Hi, I have written a small dll with the /clr option that contains the following: base.h typedef cliext::map CommandMap; typedef cliext::list CommandList; --------------------------------------------------------------------- base.cpp public: CommandMap^ GetOpCodesMap() { return OpCodesMap; } public: CommandList^ GetOpCodesList() { return OpCodesList; } However from the client when I use the 'getters' above, I get the C3767 error during the build saying: Error 1 error C3767: 'ATA::ATA_Core::GetOpCodesMap': candidate function(s) http://forums.codeguru.com/showthread.php?496098-Error-C3767-Visual-Studio not accessible c:\documents and settings\my documents\visual studio 2010\projects\ata_base\ata_gui\Form1.h 30 1 ATA_Gui I looked at the MSDN article on the error, but wasn't very helpful to me. I've always thought just by writing a getter you could access private data. I just don't understand where I am going wrong. TY Reply With Quote April 27th, 2010,11:24 PM #2 glourung View Profile View Forum Posts Junior Member Join Date Sep 2009 Posts 23 Re: Error C3767 Visual Studio Hello. According to MSDN article http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...t(VS.80).aspx: " Another thing that seems to generate this error is using a native type in the signature of a public method, and then trying to call that method from a different assembly. The solution here is to add a #pragma make_public on the native type, after defining the native type but before defining the managed method that uses it. The docs for #pragma make_public imply you're supposed to get a compiler warning when a non-public native type is exposed by a public managed type, but (at least with the default warning levels) that does not seem to be the case. " As far as I understand 'cliext' - kind of STL version for CLI, but it still can be native + Core components seems to be in another asembly than Form1.h so this notice can be aplicable to your situation. Reply With Quote May 1st, 2010,0

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and were more difficult to debug or resolve. Other common issues are not listed here because they are covered by resources elsewhere, either in the MSDN documentation, in the 3ds Max SDK documentation, or in most .NET books. Warning LNK4248: unresolved typeref token for 'type.' Generally, warning LNK4248 is signalled when the C++ / CLI compiler must create an empty class wrapper for a forward-declared type. This is not a problem if the class definition is not required in the module. The warning can be suppressed by either including the full class definition for the given type or by explicitly creating an empty class definition. SeeSceneExplorerExtensionClassDesc.cpp in the how-to sample project for an example. 3ds Max hangs or crashes on start-up or exit A most common cause for a crash of 3ds Max when a .NET plug-in is being loaded or unloaded, is due to an exception being thrown and not caught. 3ds Max cannot handle an exception thrown during DLL loading or unloading. For .NET plug-ins, an exception is thrown for any call into managed code before the CLR is loaded or after the CLR is unloaded for the given DLL. In other words: an exception is thrown for any managed code executed from DllMain. The solution is to perform initializations in LibInitialize and clean-up in LibShutdown. Often a call to the CLR occurs for any static object instance in the DLL. Temporarily setting the /NOENTRY linker option under: Configuration Properties -> Linker -> Advanced -> No Entry Point will help find any statically allocated instances. See LibShutdown in dllmain.cpp in the how-to sample project for an example. Another common cause of 3ds Max crashing on start-up is the presence of multiple copies of the .NET assemblies in various start-up directories. For example, if Autodesk.Max.dll is present in both the 3ds Max application directory and in bin/assmblies, 3ds Max will crash. Make sure Copy Local is set to False for assembly references in your .NET project if you have set the project's build output directory to the 3ds Max /bin/assemblies directory. Error C3767: 'function': candidate function(s) not accessible. Native types are private by default in C++/CLI. If a public function takes a private type as a parameter, references to this function from outside the assembly will generate error C3767. The solution is to mark the native type being used as public using a #pragma make_public(type) directive. See NativeInclude.h in the how-to sample project for an example. Error C3642: 'return_type/args' : canno