I need to check for a given dll if all DLLs it depends on are present. I was able to get the list of DLLs using the code given in this question: How to programatically read native DLL imports in C#?.
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This is related to this question, but given the direction of the answers, I figured it would be better to ask this question separately.
I want to write an algorithmic library in standard, platform-independent C++. Can I then开发者_StackOverflow中文版 take the same C++ code and compile it for .NET so that a C# application can use the
I am trying to use the AxShockwaveFlashObjects.AxShockwaveFlash object in a console application in C#.To do that, you have to set the obj.OcxState to something. I looked at how the Forms designer does
We are using a third-party COM API from NET. Currently Visual Studio & presumably TLBIMP is used to generate the Interop wrapper DLL.
I want to create a dll which has a managed C++ interface, but the actual code working underneath is native C++.
I want to store a pointer to a native class in System::Object^ and retrieve it back. class ABC; ABC * d = new ABC();
I have a .NET assembly that has routines that need to be called from a VB6 dll. The .NET assembly\'s routines, for other .NET code will return Lists of objects. However that won\'t work for VB6. So I
I can pass a C# struct into FORTRAN just fine. I can even pass an array of a C# struct as an array of TYPE() in FORTRAN. Where I run into trouble is when I tried to return values back into C#. Here is