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Introduction to Managed C++
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how to call a C# function in MC++ |
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2003-03-13 07:10:50 |
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anonymous2
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Hi Sam,
Thanks for your article. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge about MC++ with us. After reading this first artile in the series, I still have a question in mind. Let's say I have an existing unmanaged C++ program (originally written in Visual C++ 6.0) and now I have a C# GUI for this program. I want the C++ code to simply call a function in the C# GUI to start the entire interface. I did realize that the unmanaged C++ is NOT going to be able to "talk" to C# directly unless I port the unmanaged version to a MC++. Or the other alternative is to port the unmanaged C++ to a COM (which from what I heard, is a royal pain!) So, my question is, how do I make the MC++ code I will generate call a function (say SomeFunc()) in C#?
Thank you so much for your help!
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2003-09-26 15:37:11
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2006-06-14 22:47:06
antoine.yassa
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I have also same problem to solv!
I need a way to to call C# methods from C/C++ code
If it is Managed C++ doesn't matter.
I am responsible for a C/C++ application which should in some future be able to communicate with C#. How to achive this ???