I need to use an unmanaged VC++ dll. It has the following two functions that require C# wrappers: bool ReadData(byte* byteData, byte dataSize);
I have a DLL and I would like to use some of its functions. #include <iostream> using namespace std;
Here\'s the setup: I\'ve got a shared library (c++ with extern \"C\" methods) I\'ve compiled in linux and created a library开发者_C百科.so file.
I have build a dll and now I want to use this dll in a Microsoft Visual Studio project. g++ -O0 -Wall -c -fmessage-length=0 -osrc\\MyLib.o ..\\src\\MyLib.cpp
Question: Is it possible to write a C# dll that can be pinvoked ? I want to write a replacement library for the WinAPI calls WritePrivateProfileString etc. for reading and wr开发者_JAVA百科iting ini
We have a DLL, built with MS Visual Studio 2010, in release mode. We provide this DLL to different customers, along with a .lib file. The functions in the DLL are exported with:
Do you know a soft which au开发者_开发百科tomatically generates C# code (with [DllImport] attributes in .cs) from a native DLL in order to use this DLL in a C# code?Checkout the P/Invoke Interop Assis
I have an application which calls SerialPort.Open() ... This works fine and data is read/written through the port.
I\'m working on a C# application that supports two communications interfaces, each supported by its own DLL.Each DLL contains the same function names, but their implementation varies slightly dependin
I\'ve seen a couple examples out there that could possibly help me, but I don\'t have that much time to explore them as I just found out today that my bosses have to demo this a week earlier than plan
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