How to share data between a C ++ application and a C # user without files?

Question

I have a C ++ application with data that needs to be shared with a C # application. I am currently transferring data through files, but with the speed and amount of data that become a problem, I would like to find a way to share data through memory.

At best, I start with an intermediate programmer, and so far I have heard of two methods that can help me with this: Programming sockets and files with memory.

So my questions are the best way to do this? (yes, speed is a factor)

and any information or links to information that can help me in my research and understanding of the method you offer will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Answer 1

You can use named pipes for interprocess communication. I haven't used it from C ++ land yet, though ..

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Sockets, IMO. It is standard, fast (especially if you work on the same computer) and is very flexible. Memory mapped files I'm not sure if it is supported by C #, but I could be wrong.

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