>
> I am not very familiar with .NET, but I thought that the idea of .NET
> was that C# classes could be used from VB.NET and vice-versa? So in this
> case the C# bindings that Graham wrote should be usable from VB or any
> other .NET language and the fact that they were written in C# should be
> irrelevant. Am I wrong in thinking that?
C# code needs to be compiled by the C# compiler (which is free).
The resulting assemblies ( = sort of object code known as IL code) can then
be used in VB.NET or any other .NET langauge. But you can not just mix any
combination of *source codes* unless you have the relevant compilers. Only
at the assembly level is it possible to combine as much as you like.
Regards
Uffe
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