Consume C# DLL in C++

[uoitguy]

Is it possible in any way to consume a C# DLL from unmanged C++? I
have the source for the DLL if necessary. (Note that I cannot switch
to managed C++, otherwise I would probably try) Thanks!

M

[Alf P. Steinbach]

* uo*****@gmail.com:

Is it possible in any way to consume a C# DLL from unmanged C++? I
have the source for the DLL if necessary. (Note that I cannot switch
to managed C++, otherwise I would probably try) Thanks!

Just use std::consume().

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[Jonathan Mcdougall]

Alf P. Steinbach wrote:

* uo*****@gmail.com:

Is it possible in any way to consume a C# DLL from unmanged C++? I
have the source for the DLL if necessary. (Note that I cannot switch
to managed C++, otherwise I would probably try) Thanks!

Just use std::consume().

I tried proposing std::eat() for the next standard, but I wasn't able
to find anyone to support the idea. It was interesting though.

*Sigh*
Jonathan