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To put it bluntly, COM objects and .NET objects are quite different and I m impressed by the magic invoked by Microsoft to get these square pegs into round holes. This magic is the Interop Assembly. Best of all, you don t have to write a single line of code to create an Interop Assembly! An Interop Assembly is usually known as a runtime callable wrapper (RCW) because of the functionality it provides. As this name suggests, a RCW is a managed wrapper assembly that enables .NET to understand a COM object at runtime. In other words, not only does it provide marshaling code for parameters and return values, it also does all the prep work required to get the COM object up and running, manages the lifetime of the COM object (I know I don t miss trying to keep the AddRef() and Release() method calls in sync!), identifies and provides interfaces to the members of the COM object, and allows .NET to access these COM object members via dynamic references instead of raw fixed pointers.

- (void)updateExternalWindow { if ([[UIScreen screens] count] > 1) { // // An external screen is connected. Find the screen, put a // UIWindow on it. // UIScreen *externalScreen = [[UIScreen screens] lastObject]; // Screen modes are sorted in order of increasing resolution. // Let's take the highest. UIScreenMode *highestScreenMode = [[externalScreen availableModes] lastObject]; CGRect externalWindowFrame = CGRectMake(0, 0, [highestScreenMode size].width, [highestScreenMode size].height); self.externalWindow = [[[UIWindow alloc] initWithFrame: externalWindowFrame] autorelease]; externalWindow.screen = externalScreen; [externalWindow.screen setCurrentMode:highestScreenMode]; [externalWindow makeKeyAndVisible]; if (selectedCell) { // A cell is selected. Move its view to the external window. [externalWindow addSubview:selectedCell.mpc.view]; selectedCell.mpc.view.frame = externalWindow.bounds; } } else if ([[UIScreen screens] count] == 1) { // // No external screen is connected. Let's make sure we have no // dangling references // to anything off the main screen. // if ([[externalWindow subviews] count] > 0) { // externalWindow used to be attached to a screen which is no // longer there! Move its view back to where it came from. UIView *v = [[externalWindow subviews] lastObject]; v.frame = selectedCell.movieViewContainer.bounds; [selectedCell.movieViewContainer addSubview:v]; } self.externalWindow.screen = nil; self.externalWindow = nil; } }

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With an RCW, you do not have control of when its COM object is garbage collected. On the other hand, you may have heard of the static method System::Runtime::InteropServices::Marshal:: ReleaseComObject(), which you can use to immediately release your RCW. It is true that this method exists, but you must use it with extreme caution (and I mean extreme) as you are removing yourself from the safety net that .NET provides. The ReleaseComObject() method is a complex topic and I will not cover it further, but if you insist on using the method, make sure you understand completely how it works (there are many Web pages about it) and then test thoroughly.

1. Open the Visual Studio Command Prompt. 2. Navigate to the Performance Tools location. 3. Run the following: vsperfclrenv /globaltraceon 4. Reboot the machine. 5. Run the following: vsinstr [path to assembly] 6. Run the following: vsperfmon /sample /output:[File Name].vsp /user:"[ASP.NET worker process user]" 7. Run the following: vsperfcmd /attach:[ASP.NET Worker Process PID (Process ID)] 8. Run the tests against the web application. 9. Start a new Visual Studio Command Prompt. 10. Run the following: vsperfcmd /detach 11. Run the following: vsperfcmd /shutdown 12. Run the following: vsperfreport [File Name].vsp /packsymbols 13. Run the following: vsperfclrenv /globaloff 14. Reboot the machine. As you can see, this process is much simpler, since the profiler is only attaching to an existing process.

Since there are two methods of creating the Interop Assembly, let s look at both of them; that way you can make your own decision on which you want to use. (If you don t have Visual Studio, then the choice has already been made for you.)

Because not everyone who develops with .NET uses Visual Studio, the .NET Framework provides the developer with a command-line tool called the Type Library Importer (tlbimp) to convert a COM type library into an Interop Assembly. In other words, this command line converts your .tlb file into an RCW. The default command to run is quite simple: tlbimp.exe <type_library_name>.tlb An example would be the conversion of the .tlb file created from compiling the COM type library TestCOM shown earlier in Listing 23-8: Tlbimp.exe _TestCom.tlb When you use the default command line you get an assembly called TestCom.dll, which contains all the wrapper classes for the COM type library.

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