When creating a .NET assembly, it can only be used by other .NET
applications. And C++ Builder does not support .NET.
If you want to use it from another platform, like C++ builder, you must add
a COM wrapper around you .NET assembly, so non-.NET applikatiosn can access
the code via COM.
"Syd" <Sy*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I created a c# dll. And I want to use it in a C++ Builder 6 program. But
when compiling, it gives a linker error: unresolved external........something
goes on.
But when i am writing a test program in C#, the dll works perfectly.
Is there a way that I can run this .dll?