I do not know of any Managed C++ compilers other than VS.NET. I would really like to see a minimal Managed C++ compiler to help with the integration of C# and C++.
The main problems in using C++ with C# is that object allocation must be done through C/C++ and that function names in C++ are "mangled". It is possible to call C++ from Mono. There are two approaches. One is to create a C "glue" library so that C# calls the C-glue and the C-glue calls C++. The C library must be build using the same compiler that built the C++ library to ensure compatible object allocation and name mangling. It is also possible to call from C# to C++ directly for normal method calls, but C# extern declarations must include the mangled names (possibly using the EntryPoint modified of DllImport). Object allocation still needs some C glue, however. On Sunday 15 June 2003 4:37 pm, GUSTAVO GARCIA BERNARDO wrote: > Hi, > > How can i use a C++ library from mono .NET framework? > With Microsoft Framework I can create a C++ managed > or a COM wrapper; It's this possible with mono? Are > there any solution with PInvoke? _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
