On 28 November 2012 18:20, Javier Pimás <[email protected]> wrote: > Just one thing, so that he doesn't lose hope so fast. :)
> Maybe if he explains a > bit of the context there's a better solution. Can you say what library you > want to bind? > > About binding C++, IF it's in a DLL, I wouldn't say that it's plain > impossible, but that it depends mainly on how the dll is generated, as there > are different degrees of compatibility between C++ and DLLs. As nativeboost > let's you generate custom assembly, in theory it may be possible but in > practice might be hard, you should be warned, and will require some > low-level programming abilities. > > My first question is if you are sure it's a C++ dll and not a plain C one? > > You may want to read this to understand what you are dealing with first. > yes, your link is a nice description of a problem.. it shows that even connecting two different C/C++ modules, possibly compiled by different compilers, can be problematic.. Not saying about connecting C++ module with any other language. > > Cheers, > Javier > -- Best regards, Igor Stasenko.
