I need to import a function that I wrote in C++, and is now compiled into a DLL, into my C# application.Everything builds without errors or warnings, but when I step through the code the first functio
I\'ve imported my C++ DLL functions into C# by following some online examples. The functions have to be declared as part of a C# class. But if I want to use these functions in other C# classes how can
I have a C++ dll which has a function within it I am trying to call from a C# application. Here\'s the code in the C++ header file
My application uses one version of library (a.dll), I am using another DLL(b.dll) which in-turn uses older version of the same library (a.dll) that i use. I am building the application by embedding a
I\'ve tried using C# dll in Windows phone 7 but it occurs error after start debugging as illustrated below.
Stasm (http://www.milbo.users.sonic.net/stasm/index.html) is a C++ library for finding features on image, applying the concept of active shape models.
I\'m trying to pass parameter of short type to C++ unmanaged function imported from DLL. In my C++ DLL code I have a following function:
I did something foolish in some interop (using DllImport) at one point, but it still worked on 32 b开发者_如何学编程it machines.
I need to call a dll function written in Borland C++ Builder 6.0 from C# 4.0 application. I can succesfully call other functions from that dll, but not the desired one. The distinction of this functio
Let\'s say I have a typical unmanaged call I want to make in some DLL: [DllImport(\"unmanaged.dll\")] static extern int SomeFuncion1(int pa开发者_高级运维rm);
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