I\'m trying to inject some Scala code into my existing Java app. (So, being said, I want some more fun).
I searched these SO results and couldn\'t find anything related to my question. I doubt this could be a duplicate.
I have a super high-performance C/C++ data structure (see here!) that I\'d like to access and use in my C# program.
C/C++ would be good option to write some of the performance critical aspects of a Ruby Application. I know this is possible.
I have a C# project that I have created in Visual Studio Express 2010. This program uses a 3rd party C# class that relies on/calls a C++ dll. I just copied the filename.dll into the bin/debug and bin/
I have an interface, written in C#, defined as this : public interface IWidget { object Evaluate(); event EventHandler Invalidated;
I have some VB6 code that can\'t be modified easily that looks like this: Dim cCount as Long Dim rCount as Long
As far as I know, there\'re 3 ways to do this: The first way is using COM Interop to create a Excel file, then iterate over all cells to read and write data. The created file appears to be valid (tr
In Delphi I have a structure like this: TCustomerInfo = Packed Record CustomerNo: Integer; FirstName: String[50];
I am in the process of creating a .NET assembly that will be registered for COM so that it can be referenced by Microsoft Excel VBA.
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