is it possible to export (and, above all, import afterwards) an unmanaged class from a managed dll (compiled with the /clr switch. it would in fact probably result in a mixed mode dll)? it seems that member methods of any exported unmanaged class are compiled as static and global if the /clr switch is on. why? how to import such classes in antoher project? is there a workaround?
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__declspec(dlle xport) and __declspec(dlli mport) or whatever other mechanism
you are already using in the situation where you are not compiling with
/clr.
Ronald Laeremans
Visual C+++ team
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news:eZ******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... is it possible to export (and, above all, import afterwards) an unmanaged
class from a managed dll (compiled with the /clr switch. it would in fact
probably result in a mixed mode dll)? it seems that member methods of any
exported unmanaged class are compiled as static and global if the /clr
switch is on. why? how to import such classes in antoher project? is there
a workaround?
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Thanks Ronald.
Still, it does not respond completely to my questions: "how?" & "i
there a workaround?".
There might be one: the exported unmanaged class should inheri
from an unmanaged pure virtual class (technically an interface), b
created by a managed class from the same (managed, compiled with /clr
library, and presented to the outside world as the mentioned unmanage
interface. It is maybe a little bit "heavy", but I haven't found an
other way.
Thanks again.
Regards,
n
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I think I am still misunderstandin g what you are trying to do. To export a
class (i.e. the definition of a class since that is the only thing you can
"export") is completely independent from whether you compile the DLL with
the /clr switch for all compilands, for no compilands or for a subset of all
compilands.
What you are referring to now seems to have something to do with an instance
of this class.
If you can provide a few lines of sample code, plus an illustration of what
broke in your scenario by virtue of specifying the /clr switch should make
sure I understand fully what you are trying to do.
Thanks!
Ronald
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Thanks Ronald.
Still, it does not respond completely to my questions: "how?" & "is
there a workaround?".
There might be one: the exported unmanaged class should inherit
from an unmanaged pure virtual class (technically an interface), be
created by a managed class from the same (managed, compiled with /clr)
library, and presented to the outside world as the mentioned unmanaged
interface. It is maybe a little bit "heavy", but I haven't found any
other way.
Thanks again.
Regards,
n.
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