calling managed c# functions from unmanaged c++

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user186246 picture user186246 · Apr 27, 2010 · Viewed 24.6k times · Source

How to call managed c# functions from unmanaged c++

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Robert Giesecke picture Robert Giesecke · Apr 27, 2010

Or use a project of mine that allows C# to create unmanaged exports. Those can be consumed as if they were written in a native language.

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