[.NET] /clr compiler options

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The /clr compiler option has several variations. Each one applies a different set of restrictions on what you are allowed to code within a project. For interop between managed and unmanaged code, the /clr option that produces a mixed assembly is the most useful. Table below presents a summary of the available options.

Option	Description	Notes
/clr	Mixed assembly	Produces an assembly that can contain managed and nmanaged code and data. The assembly is capable of being referenced from .NET code as well as linked into native C++ code.
/clr:pure	Managed-only assembly	Produces an assembly containing only managed code compiled to Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL). The assembly can be referenced from any .NET code, but cannot be used from native C++ code. The assembly is allowed to use unmanaged data types, but only managed functions and methods are allowed.
/clr:safe	Managed-only assembly enabled for code access security	Produces an assembly containing only managed code compiled to MSIL. This type of assembly can be checked at runtime to determine if it meets the security settings in effect. Use of any native data types and methods is prohibited. No interop features are allowed.
/clr:oldSyntax	Managed Extensions for C++	Enables the older Managed Extensions for C++ syntax that was used prior to Visual Studio 2005.