Fix Dragonfly.NET compilation error regarding the usage of array #4
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This compilation error was due to some changes made to the include structure in the C++ Standard Library headers since Visual Studio 2015, and the usage of "using namespace std;" in some header file that Dragonfly.NET depends on. The C++/CLI array in the cli namespace should be used, not the one in the std namespace.
Wrapped the Dragonfly library into an unmanaged C++ DLL that can be loaded by Unity C# script.
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This compilation error was due to some changes made to the include structure in the C++ Standard Library headers since Visual Studio 2015, and the usage of "using namespace std;" in some header file that Dragonfly.NET depends on. The C++/CLI array in the cli namespace should be used in the scripts, not the one in the std namespace.