I am having a C++ project. i would like to port it to a C#.NET project. I have done some research and I think the most popular way is to use pinvoke.
I dont know whether there are also other methods existed?
Thanks in advance.
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I am having a C++ project. i would like to port it to a C#.NET project. I have done some research and I think the most popular way is to use pinvoke.
I dont know whether there are also other methods existed?
Thanks in advance.
Well, plain P/Invoke is good to interface with C, but if you want to interop with some real C++ code, you would have to use something more sophisticated. With .NET, you can use C++/CLI. On Mono on and .NET you can use:
CXXI
SWIG
First option is less mature but seems to be more elegant.