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A brokerage firm has an API built around C++ provided as a library and header files for users to consume(orders, prices, news..etc), long story short, I only have practical knowledge of C# and would like to make use of some wrapping technologies to make use of the .lib and .h files provided by converting them into managed DLLs. Is there a way of doing this without getting involved in much C++ coding/wrapping?
You can use C++/CLI. Try to starts from here.
Basically I would create a C++/CLI wrapper in order to expose a wise set of functionality to c#.
Anyway, it is not an easy task.
An alternative is to write in pure c++ some extern “C” entry point to the library and access that api using P/Invoke.