I am wondering what’s the way to call a c# class method from C++(Native, not C++ CLI) code? Need simple and elegant way
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I am wondering what’s the way to call a c# class method from C++(Native, not C++ CLI) code? Need simple and elegant way
Turn your C# assembly into a COM visible one and use COM interfaces. That is the only way to make it work beside self made IPC as far as I know. The problem comes from the .NET environment under which the .NET assembly must run and C++ runs under its native C++ environment.
The only way of communicating is either an IPC mechanism (sockets, …) or use COM, as the processes have to be “decoupled”.
Here is a tutorial for the COM based solution: