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MFC call C#

Hi

How can I use MFC app to call C# module, can C# write dll for MFC use ?

Is there other way that we can provide C# library to MFC ?

Thank you .
Nov 4 '08 #1
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Kid wrote:
Hi

How can I use MFC app to call C# module, can C# write dll for MFC use ?

Is there other way that we can provide C# library to MFC ?

Thank you .
You can create assemblies (dlls only) and which can be exposed as COM
In-Proc (only, no outproc) server to MFC/VC applications.
Nov 4 '08 #2
Kid wrote:
Hi

How can I use MFC app to call C# module, can C# write dll for MFC use ?

Is there other way that we can provide C# library to MFC ?

Thank you .
Kid:

One way is to use a COM wrapper for the C# module:

<http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/ManagedCOM.aspx>

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Nov 4 '08 #3
Kid,

Or, you can use CLI in C++ to access .NET.
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Hi

How can I use MFC app to call C# module, can C# write dll for MFC use ?

Is there other way that we can provide C# library to MFC ?

Thank you .

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