We have taken a set of existing C++ libraries and compiled them using /clr under VS2005 RC1. To avoid the double-thunking penalty, I was experimenting with converting them to static libraries and then linking them together in one large DLL.
This seems to be working (although I seem to have to explicitly include .obj files for newer fully managed classes). However, when I go to load this assembly using a test executable (that basically just does a: System::AppDomain::CurrentDomain->Load( "PL" ); ), an exception is being thrown. The outer exception is a generic "Could not load assembly". The message for the inner exception is:
InnerException 0x00921164 { "Internal limitation: too many fields."}
Any suggestions for tracking down the source of this problem
Exception thrown while loading an assembly.
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Exception thrown while loading an assembly.
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