Question

In this thread, Marc Bernier mentioned “SWIG also generated a bunch of C# files which I compiled into a .NET DLL”.

I generated the C# files for my class too. But I really can not figure out how to build that into a .Net Dll. I’m totally noob to .Net and DLL.

Seems I ‘@’ is not working here. @MarcBernier. Or anyone knows how can I contact Marc?

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Thanks for the answer! I put all generated classes under namespace MyProjectName

compiled it and seems it worked, I put the generated C#DLL into Mono and the editor can auto complete MyprojectName.ClassName.Method().

But the compiler also complained: EntryPointNotFoundException: SWIGRegisterExceptionCallbacks_MaxFlowGraph

(Before that it complained DLL not found, so I put in the original C++ dll and it stopped)

I’m using Mono under Win7 32bit, and no idea what’s happening — I’m a noob, I need help, help.

It’s 22:36pm here in Australia so MERRY CHRISTMAS guys!

Answer 1

Create a new project in Visual Studio of type Class Library. Then right-click the project and select Add > Existing items.. Then select all generated *.cs files generated by SWIG. Shift+Ctrl+B and it compiles.