I use COM interop to call functions in a c# dll from my VC6 MFC DLL, and this works fine. I want to call a function to retrieve string values.
So, there is a legacy code that has to be imported into .NET projects. Which one do you preffer, and why:
I am required to pass some sort of identifier t开发者_开发技巧o unmanaged code which then processes a request and calls back into my managed code once it has done some processing.
This question is related to my previous question - dynamically running a DLL at a remote Windows box?
Adam Nathan in his book \".NET and COM\" demonstrates how to hook up events from a C# library to a COM client, but the client code is shown only with a VB sample--I need C++.
We have an exe file produced by visual basic 6.0 (unmanaged exe) and a .NET .exe written with C#. How can I call 开发者_开发技巧a function in unmanaged exe (visual basic) from CLR .exe?
I\'m trying to add some managed code into an existing c++ GUI application.I\'d like to get a functional callback working...specifically, I\'d like to pass a method pointer from UNMANAGED code to MANAG
I am trying to host a windows forms control in C# inside an html page and then host that web page in IIS in order to be accessible by other client machines.
I\'m writing a .NET wrapper for an unmanaged DLL.The original DLL is C++ with a C shim that basically just replicates the API in C form, so that language bindings aren\'t such a pain.I\'ve already wri
What is meant by the terms managed resource and unmanaged resource in .NE开发者_如何转开发T? How do they come into the picture?The term \"unmanaged resource\" is usually used to describe something not
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