Accessing C# DLL with I/P parameters on instantiation from a C++ program
Think I have been able to access a C# DLL from a C++ application, however, I want to interface to a C# DLL that has required parameters upon instantiation -- Pretty sure I can get to a C# DLL with a () constructor but would like to have a constructor like
public ClassName(object param1, object param2, ...)
{
Property1 = param1;
Property2 = param2;
:
}
How do I do just that? Thanks
C++/CLI or native?
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2 things:
1) It all depend on what the DLL expose.
2) To my knowledge, without the library, no hope.
1) It all depend on what the DLL expose.
2) To my knowledge, without the library, no hope.
What kind of project did you create? "Console App" or "CLR Console App"? Something else?
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The C++ application is a windows service running in background on the PC
If it can't be done, it can't be done. As a backup, I have added a Method that receives the parameters after the object is instantiated. I know that 2 step process will work but was hoping for a one step process.
If it can't be done, it can't be done. As a backup, I have added a Method that receives the parameters after the object is instantiated. I know that 2 step process will work but was hoping for a one step process.
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