ok.thanks ryan.
2006/7/3, Ryan Heath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 1-)Especially i think that i want to design my UI in c# and then
> other parts that my algorithms are working with c++ or c# codes.My UI
> or my application will able to interact between both .net dll or com
> dlls( i mean native).Is this right way?
Thats just one of the road you can take. An other option might be to
use C++.net, then you can you both .net code and "native" c++ code in
one DLL.
> 2-)I mean is this possible?C# host and native dlls.How can i do
> this?I mean i want to see my roadmap.In which points must i be
> careful?
Yes it is. Through .net interfaces or through the use of COM objects
(which I would not prefer)
> 3-)Also if i design my programs UI or shell with .net code(like c#) ,
> in future i can utilize .net plugins but if my shell code or UI in c++
> i can not write any plugin with managed code.Is this right?
In a sense you are right, but dont forget C++.net, with that you can
still make it possible to have your plugins written in managed code,
and your UI in c++.
A good starting example could be found here
http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/PluginsInCSharp.asp?target=plugin
HTH
// Ryan
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