Re: C-Based DLL for P/Invoke
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Hey;
First things first: I'm an ignorant student and have no clue what I'm
doing.
I'm trying to compile the open source fitz/muPDF library (C) used in
the Sumatra PDF Viewer (http://blog.kowalczyk.info/software/
sumatrapdf/) into a dll for use via P/Invoke (C#).
I'm using Visual C++ Express 2005. Everything seemed to work
fine,
and the plethora of .c and .h files compiled/linked with the following
options:
That will work.... but if you want to use the code from C#, it's a lot
handier to write C++/CLI wrapper objects and avoid p/invoke entirely.
Visual C++ has this feature called "It Just Works" which is a lot like
p/invoke, but faster, more memory efficient, and uses the existing header
files instead of requiring you to write function and structure signatures.
Specify the /clr option on your source files, and then add a "public ref
class" type (or more than one). C# will see the ref class as if it was a C#
class.
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