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You can reduce development time by creating a VSPackage with the managed package framework (MPF) classes instead of by using COM interop classes.
There are two ways to create a managed VSPackage:
Use the Visual Studio Integration Package Wizard
For more information, see How to: Create VSPackages (C# and Visual Basic).
Build your VSPackage without the Visual Studio Package Wizard
For example, you can copy a sample VSPackages (BasicPkg, BasicEditor, or single-instance ToolWindow) and change the GUIDs and the names to match your VSPackage. The samples are installed with you install the Visual Studio SDK.
In This Section
- Managed Package Framework Classes
Describes and lists the MPF class namespaces and DLL files.
Related Sections
How to: Create VSPackages (C# and Visual Basic)
Explains how to create a managed VSPackage using a wizard.Managed VSPackages
Introduces aspects of VSPackages that apply to managed code.