Is it possible to call CLR DLL (one for example which is made with C#) from unmanaged C++ code?
I need a DLL that is not managed to call into it somehow, maybe even via some proxy C++ process that is built with C++ / CLI?
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Is it possible to call CLR DLL (one for example which is made with C#) from unmanaged C++ code?
I need a DLL that is not managed to call into it somehow, maybe even via some proxy C++ process that is built with C++ / CLI?
The CLR DLL would have to be built as a COM visible assembly.
If you have control of the C#, it’s a simple rebuild, otherwise, is pretty much impossible to use it directly.