How to use existing C ++ code in .NET (C #)

Question

I would like to create a C # project and implement existing native (C ++) code. Does anyone know of any good guidance on this?

Thanks!

Answer 1

You can use P / Invoke, and you can call unmanaged methods. I will give you some examples: This is a link to the official MSDN documentation. This is a community website with most common unmanaged Windows libraries, along with signatures and sample methods

Answer 2

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Answer 6

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