Re: Calling VB.net from C++
joshturner1967 <joshturner1967@gmail.com> wrote:
I do have one more question that has arisen from this process. I am
running into another issue now that I have created a c++ dll that is
unmanaged that calls the VB.net 2005 dll that is managed.
I'm not really an expert on these matters. You may want to direct
further questions to microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.interop
You see our legacy system is wrttten in in C and C++ within VS 2003
and what we do is make a call to LoadLibrary in one of the the 'C'
modules that looks similar to this
HMODULE hRetVal;
char *dllpath
hRetVal = LoadLibrary(dllpath);
I don't believe you can do this to a .NET DLL. What's that supposed to
achieve anyway?
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