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Sure, you can call any process with:<br />
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Process.Start(&quot;some executable here&quot;);<br />
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The code does not know or care what language the exe is written in. &nbsp;:-)
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Sure, you can call any process with:

Process.Start("some executable here");

The code does not know or care what language the exe is written in.  :-)

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Even if it is<b> Managed </b>to <b>Unmanaged</b>?
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I am just curious; it is possible for a<b> Managed EXE (.NET)</b> program call another <b>EXE that is unmanaged.</b><br />
I don't know why you would do this but my curiosity is calling me.
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I am just curious; it is possible for a Managed EXE (.NET) program call another EXE that is unmanaged.
I don't know why you would do this but my curiosity is calling me.

Managed EXE calling a Unmanged EXE

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