hi there !
I am extreamy new in vs.net and I can not compile the unsafe code through VS enviornment , there must be some thing for that but I dont know how
thanks
unsafe code compilation in Visual Studio.NET
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unsafe code compilation in Visual Studio.NET
Cpt Rick
To add a little bit to what Mattias said, you can open the project properties by either double-clicking on the Properties node in Solution Explorer, or by right-clicking on the project and selecting properties. The option is "Allow unsafe code" and it appears on the Build tab of the properties that open (it's the 3rd checkbox on the page).
Hope that helps!
Anson
niroshanonline
You can include /unsafe in the compilerOptions attribute in the <compiler> element in web.config.
Hardrock302
[Moved post to the C# IDE forum]
Yes you can enable use of unsafe code in the project properties.
scoobystuck
NerdyNick
If your relatively new , I would be very cautious using unsafe. This can result in unexpected runtime errors that won't be caught by exceptions.
Craig Maslowski, MCT