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how to call this C function in C#

Hi,

I'm trying to call a C function whose header file looks like this:

int func(AB *foo, CD callback_function, EF *callback_client);

and the only declarations are

typedef struct AB AB;
typedef struct EF EF;
typedef int (*CD)(EF *client, int bar);

how would I import that into C#?

Thanks in advance
Nov 16 '05 #1
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I just recently got done doing something like this...
Create a Managed C++ Class Library project. In it, create a "wrapper class" containing a function that calls the C function for
you.

Then add a reference to the Managed Library DLL to your C# project and call the necessary method.

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Hi,

I'm trying to call a C function whose header file looks like this:

int func(AB *foo, CD callback_function, EF *callback_client);

and the only declarations are

typedef struct AB AB;
typedef struct EF EF;
typedef int (*CD)(EF *client, int bar);

how would I import that into C#?

Thanks in advance

Nov 16 '05 #2

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