I would like to know how can I export a function so I can use it in other programming language?
I want to use the dll functions in unmanaged programming language.
What can I do?
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I would like to know how can I export a function so I can use it in other programming language?
I want to use the dll functions in unmanaged programming language.
What can I do?
You will need to run regasm.exe with the
/tlbcommand against your .NET assembly and then reference the output type library (tlb) from C++.I’ve done this many times before and it can be a pain, especially when you go to deploy it. I recommend using the
/codebaseswitch, which tells the registry where to find your .NET assembly when its classes are instantiated in a COM context. That makes it easy to find in the registry and tweek it as necessary.