asked on Are Interfaces supported in (Microsoft) unmanaged C++?
Hi:
In the C#/.Net Managed Interfaces are supported.
Are interfaces supported in unmanaged C++?
I know I can create an abstract class with virtual function pointers which simulate an interface definition.
But, does the concept of a C# style interface exist?
Thanks,
JohnB
In the C#/.Net Managed Interfaces are supported.
Are interfaces supported in unmanaged C++?
I know I can create an abstract class with virtual function pointers which simulate an interface definition.
But, does the concept of a C# style interface exist?
Thanks,
JohnB
C++C#
Last Comment
phoffric
ASKER CERTIFIED SOLUTION
THIS SOLUTION ONLY AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS.
View this solution by signing up for a free trial.
Members can start a 7-Day free trial and enjoy unlimited access to the platform.
One of my C++ projects required interfaces. This was implemented using abstract classes with only pure virtual functions and no implementations and no data members; and also used virtual destructors.
ASKER
phoffric::>> How did you wrap/expose the classes in that project to be consumed by a C# (managed) client?
Thanks,
JB
Thanks,
JB
>> How did you wrap/expose the classes in that project to be consumed by a C#
This question was not in the OP. My project didn't use C# so this was a non-issue.
This question was not in the OP. My project didn't use C# so this was a non-issue.
That's what I thought.