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Using a VB6 Class in C#
I have a serialization egnine written in VB6, which makes binary serialization in some mysterious way I didn’t get to figure out. I also have a C# program that needs to make serialization the same way the VB6 code does.
So I wanted to make the VB6 serialization code in DLL and use it in the C# program so that the binary serialization would fit. How can I do that?
VB6 classes are COM objects, and C# can use them via COM-interop.
Set your VB project to build an in-process COM server, then add it to the C# project as a COM reference.