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It might look like a stupid question, but I recently realized that .NET implementation is done in C++/C, so I was wondering if there is any technical reason why we can’t use .NET libraries in native C++.
The .NET CLR is implemented in native code, but using a .NET library involves bringing up a CLR in which to execute the code – and interoperating with that library via calls to the CLR.
You can use .NET libraries from native C++, but it involves marshalling all the calls via the CLR, just as using native libraries from .NET code does.