Convert C# code to dll

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Is there any way to convert the C# function to dll so that is can be used by a C++ program?

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zheng

Posted 7-Jul-10 17:58pm

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Sandeep Mewara 8-Jul-10 2:12am

Update from OP: have created a C# function. I wan to it to be called by another program created using c++. i have heard to convert the C# function into dll? Is it good to do it this way?

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-07-07T18:06:00

Well, the reason most people ask this is b/c they are copying code off the web. Do you have a decent reason for doing this ? Your dll will need .NET, so the easiest way is to make your C++ code use C++/CLI and just use .NET to run code in the dll. Your other option is to create a COM dll and call that from your C++ code, but again, you'll still be adding .NET as a dependancy.