I have the SDK and API Libraries of XXX.
The programming guide states:
"
An XXX program using the XXX Libraries should be compiled with
Microsoft Visual C++ Version 6.0. The XXX program will need to include
the file <TARGETDIR>\Include\XXXLib.h. The linker will need to have
<TARGETDIR>\Lib added to its Library path or explicitly link with
XXXLib16.lib, XXXComm.lib and XXXLogClient.lib in the directory
<TARGETDIR>\Lib.
"
Yet, my direction is to rewrite an existing XXX program in c#.
I've been reading up on interop services, RCW, and running unmanaged
C++ code in C#. Since I'm rewriting something, I dont write a wrapper
for it, right?
Am im supposed to turn the XXX libraries into COM objects and then use
them in C#? And I do this by using the C++ 6.0 IDE?
Is there a better way?
TIA