how to import C# DLLs in C++ project?

[Constantin Christmann via .NET 247]

Hi!

I need to create some windows for debugging purpose in a big C++ project but I don't want to do this with MFC or Win32 coding.
I'd prefer to build this debugging windows with C#, make a DLL and import this in the big project.
My problem is now that there is a lot of information how to use old C++ DLLs in C# but nothing about how to go the opposite way.

Tx!
Constantin
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From: Constantin Christmann

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[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Constantin,

You have two options. The first would be to export your types from .NET
into COM, and then call it through your C++ code.

The other option is to use managed extentions for C++ to access managed
code.

Hope this helps.
--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com

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Hi!

I need to create some windows for debugging purpose in a big C++ project but I don't want to do this with MFC or Win32 coding. I'd prefer to build this debugging windows with C#, make a DLL and import this in the big project. My problem is now that there is a lot of information how to use old C++ DLLs in C# but nothing about how to go the opposite way.
Tx!
Constantin
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From: Constantin Christmann

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