I\'m just writing a small test integration between a native C++ DLL called \'fft.dll\' and a C# console application.
I have written a c++ wrapper dll for a C dll with lib file I have, now everything is partially working, all the functions I have written in the c++ wrapper class work as expected bar one.
I\'m new to C# and I\'m trying to learn to开发者_运维技巧 usage of DLLs. I\'m trying to wrap my objects in a DLL, and then use it in my program.
I\'m trying to implement some progress notification during time-consuming calculation in my Fortran dll. The problem is that AccessViolationException is raised after some time of execution that depend
I have a dll with a class that define some methods and variables inside it. I marked it as 开发者_如何学JAVA__declspec(dllexport)
I\'m trying to use C++ DLL(borland c builder) from c#. Function writeParameter works fine, it writes correct data to a file, but then i have an exception \"An unhandled exception of type \'System.Stac
I need to call to SEVERAL functions that are inside the EXE from a DLL location. And, I also will need to access some of the variables found inside the EXE from the DLL. Below is the error list, proba
I have in C++: void __declspec(dllexport) foo(HWND wnd) And in C# [DllImport(\"MyDll.dll\", CharSet = CharSet.Ansi)]
When one should implicitly o开发者_开发问答r explicitly link to a DLL and what are common practices or pitfalls?It is fairly rare to explicitly link a DLL.Mostly because it is painful and error prone.
I have a module which co开发者_StackOverflowntains an interface to a native DLL; it looks like this: