Only through round-tripping. ILDASM your EXE/DLL to .IL file, then edit the .IL file
the following way (<N> is the number of methods you want to export):
1) Before all class definitions add declarations:
.vtfixup [<N>] int32 fromunmanaged at VTF01
.data VTF01 = int32(0)[<N>]
2) Within the method scope (inside the curly braces) of every method you want to
export add declarations (<M> is the export ordinal, usually 1-based):
.vtentry 1:<M>
.export [<M>] as <ExportAlias>
<ExportAlias> may or may not be the same as the method's name.
After you edited the .IL file, ILASM it.
Thanks,
Serge
-----Original Message-----
From: Jose M. Nobre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 1:02 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] Exporting C# methods to unmanaged world...
Hi...
Is there a way to export C# methods (probably, static method...) directly
to the unmanaged world ?
I mean... something like the old extern "C" from C++ ?
My current solution is to have another DLL written in C++ that calls my
assembly... :/
thanks in advance
jmn
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