Calling c# DLL from borland c++ 5.0

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AP

Hi,

Is there anyway to call a DLL developed in c# from a borland c++ 5.0
application? Is there anyway to do this without having to have the .NET
framework installed (compile C# to native library?).

Thanks,

Adam
 
Adam,

You will not be able to do either of these things. Basically, you can
export your .NET types as COM types, and then access them in your unmanaged
code. However, you must have the framework installed in order for any COM
types that you expose to work (it still calls into managed code, it just has
an unmanaged code interface).

Hope this helps.
 

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