i've 2 questions
1) I have a c# dll being built managed.
Can i call it from C++ unmanaged code ?
If it is able to call , how does the C++ compiler know the calling
convention of C#.

Does .NET gc take care of the memory management related to the
methods exposed by C# dll ?


2) I know that you can call C apis from C++.
So does C# apis know the calling convention of C++ ?

is it similar to another c++ method calling another C++ method ?
Again does C# compiler know
the calling convention of C++ ?

Terry wrote:
> i've 2 questions
> 1) I have a c# dll being built managed.
> Can i call it from C++ unmanaged code ?
> If it is able to call , how does the C++ compiler know the calling
> convention of C#.
>
> Does .NET gc take care of the memory management related to the
> methods exposed by C# dll ?
>
>
> 2) I know that you can call C apis from C++.
> So does C# apis know the calling convention of C++ ?
>
> is it similar to another c++ method calling another C++ method ?
> Again does C# compiler know
> the calling convention of C++ ?

Unmanaged C++ -> C# can be done by having the C# code expose
a COM interface in which case COM conventions handles the
interoperability.

Arne