mshetty@mail.com wrote:
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Hi,
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We have some common functionality that has to run with both C++ and C#.
What would be the best way to design this.
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One of the approaches we could think of is to
1. create an exe for the common code
2. create api's in C++ and C# to invoke this exe
3. Put the api's in a library each for C# and C++
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Not sure I understand enough about your problem, but I think your
separate exe solution is poor. Why not do this:
- write core functionality in standard C++ and build into a library.
- write wrapper layer in C++/CLI and either link to the above library
or recompile above source as managed code, to form a .NET assembly.
The former can be linked into a standard C++ program, and the latter is
a .NET assembly which can be called from C#, VB.NET etc etc.
