COM vs tightly wrapped managed c++ objects

So, there is a legacy code that has to be imported into .NET projects.

Which one do you preffer, and why:

• packing it into COM module

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• making small and tight c++ managed wrapper around it

There is third option of exporting the functions in the DLL, but let's say that we want classes here.

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Myself, I would rather chew my leg of then go with COM. There are numerous times when my setup & deployment project collects wrong version of COM .dll (debug instead of release) and smoke-testing EACH build is just bit of an overkill for me.

Once written and tested, managed c++ wrapper never broke. At least for me.