>It sounds to me like you were testing with Mono under Windows.
>Try to set the target to "console application", probably here:
>Project->Linker->System->SubSystem: Console
>That way you'll get at least a meaningful stack trace.
Thank you for the hint Robert,
indeed the Designer adds already .NETv2.0 code even for the simplest
dialog. And those methods are still not part of Mono's WinForm as I just
checked on the class status page.
Maybe I was over enthusiastic when I saw the MessageBox in my first
C++/CLI program nicely rendered by Mono!
Anyway, I still have high hopes that I can do C++/CLI with Visual Studio
2005 and execute under Mono: Either Mono's own WinForms will progress
quickly towards .NET 2.0 or MSBee (MSBuild Everett Environment (Everett
is the codename for Visual Studio 2003)) is coming this April to rescue!
see
http://blogs.msdn.com/clichten/archive/2005/10/05/477506.aspx
or
http://blogs.msdn.com/clichten/archive/2006/01/23/516469.aspx)
Matthias
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