I am using swig to generate a C# wrapper to my code. But then I also need to link the dynamic library, which is a Linux .so file. Is it possible to do this from C#?
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Edit: using a .so file on Windows.
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I am using swig to generate a C# wrapper to my code. But then I also need to link the dynamic library, which is a Linux .so file. Is it possible to do this from C#?
Thanks
Edit: using a .so file on Windows.
There is no direct way to do this. You need to create a native Windows version of all your native code (the so itself, plus all dependencies).
Other options include writing all your code on Linux, if possible, including the C# portion (using Mono). Or creating some sort of client/server setup, where your native code remains on Linux (as a server application) and your C# code goes on the Windows-client. If that is a viable solution for you is hard to tell without further details.