Hi,
Is there a way to call an API in unmanaged DLL from C# application in a
way that the name of the API is generated programmaticall y?
For example, I have API_AAA(p1,p2) & API_BBB(p1,p2,p 3) defined in an
unmanaged DLL already. I know that I can use DllImport and declare the
APIs as "public static extern ......", and then call API_AAA() &
API_BBB() directly from the C# code. But, what I really want is
something similar to Type.InvokeMeth od() in C# so that I can call
either API_AAA() or API_BBB() by passing the function name in string
programmaticall y to the Invoke() call, and also generate the
corresponding parameter values dynamically into an args array.
Is this possible?
Thanks,
LingChen
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Hi,
Is there a way to call an API in unmanaged DLL from C# application in a
way that the name of the API is generated programmaticall y?
For example, I have API_AAA(p1,p2) & API_BBB(p1,p2,p 3) defined in an
unmanaged DLL already. I know that I can use DllImport and declare the
APIs as "public static extern ......", and then call API_AAA() &
API_BBB() directly from the C# code. But, what I really want is
something similar to Type.InvokeMeth od() in C# so that I can call
either API_AAA() or API_BBB() by passing the function name in string
programmaticall y to the Invoke() call, and also generate the
corresponding parameter values dynamically into an args array.
Is this possible?
Thanks,
LingChen
Take a look at the TypeBuilder class in System.Reflecti on.Emit.
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