问题
I have a C++ DLL that needs to call a function (pass a value, return a value) in a C# class library.
Is my only option to give the C# DLL a COM interface and call it from C++ with IDispatch?
Is this the best method?
回答1:
Couple of options available for you here
- Use a mixed mode C++/CLI assembly as a bridge between the C++ and C# DLL
- Use the a COM bridge by exposing several of the key C# types as COM objects. This can then be accessed via the C++ code by normal COM semantics
回答2:
This project Creates dll exports for static methods in classes. You could then call a C# static method from unmanaged code.
回答3:
One approach that would work would be to call it though COM. You can use the Regasm tool to create the COM wrapper.
回答4:
It's not the only option.
You could also compile your C++ DLL as a managed DLL.
You could host your C# DLL as a service and remote into it.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/971645/what-are-my-options-for-c-dll-to-call-a-c-sharp-dll