I suspect that this is either not possible or really really tricky,
but need to ask. We have a great deal of work done in perl in our
environment, and we are currently starting to do more work with .Net
and C#. A marriage of the two would be nice. I believe its fairly
straight forward to call unmanaged code from within a C# application,
but calling a created (and managed) C# dll from within a non managed
language (in our case Perl) is a bit more though provoking. So you net
guru's is it possible and if so any good links on how to do it? I read
somewhere that you could use COM, to make the managed library
available but am unsure the steps involved. If that works I believe
Perl can access COM, so that might be a possiblility.
Thanks for any suggestions or help
-SteveM
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On Dec 7, 11:44 am, SteveM <steve.mo...@ph ilips.comwrote:
I suspect that this is either not possible or really really tricky,
but need to ask. We have a great deal of work done in perl in our
environment, and we are currently starting to do more work with .Net
and C#. A marriage of the two would be nice. I believe its fairly
straight forward to call unmanaged code from within a C# application,
but calling a created (and managed) C# dll from within a non managed
language (in our case Perl) is a bit more though provoking. So you net
guru's is it possible and if so any good links on how to do it? I read
somewhere that you could use COM, to make the managed library
available but am unsure the steps involved. If that works I believe
Perl can access COM, so that might be a possiblility.
Thanks for any suggestions or help
-SteveM
SWIG enables you to do this by defining a class with virtual methods
in C++ and then implementing/overriding those methods in C#. That'll
get you C++ to C#; Perl into C++ shouldn't be too hard ... but it is a
lot of hoops to jump thru (tho still possibly easier than COM). This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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